🏗️ Create Page Action class

Since we have a common page object for all the three platforms (i.e.: Web. Android and iOS), we will create an Action class for the application where we will expose different methods which will take care of each page specific user flow.

Let’s check out the following action class example below for our LoginPage class we created:

import static io.github.boykaframework.actions.drivers.NavigateActions.navigate;
import static io.github.boykaframework.actions.drivers.WindowActions.onWindow;
import static io.github.boykaframework.actions.elements.ElementActions.onElement;
import static io.github.boykaframework.actions.elements.FingerActions.withFinger;
import static io.github.boykaframework.actions.elements.TextBoxActions.onTextBox;
import static io.github.boykaframework.enums.PlatformType.WEB;
import static io.github.boykaframework.manager.ParallelSession.getSession;
import static io.github.boykaframework.testng.ui.saucedemo.pages.LoginPage.loginPage;
import static java.text.MessageFormat.format;

import io.github.boykaframework.enums.PlatformType;

public class SauceDemoActions {
  private static final String URL = "https://www.saucedemo.com";

  private final PlatformType platformType;

  public SauceDemoActions () {
    this.platformType = getSession ().getPlatformType ();
  }

  public void verifyLogin (final String userName, final String password) {
    verifyNavigateToSite ();
    onTextBox (loginPage ().getUsername ()).enterText (userName);
    onTextBox (loginPage ().getPassword ()).enterText (password);
    withMouse (loginPage ().getLoginButton ()).click ();
    verifyLoggedIn ();
  }

  private void verifyNavigateToSite () {
    if (this.platformType == WEB) {
      navigate ().to (URL);
      navigate ().verifyUrl ()
        .startsWith (URL);
    }
  }

  private void verifyLoggedIn () {
    if (this.platformType == WEB) {
      navigate ().verifyUrl ()
        .isEqualTo (format ("{0}/inventory.html", URL));
      onWindow ().verifyTitle ()
        .isEqualTo ("Swag Labs");
    }
    onElement (homePage ().getMenuButton ()).verifyIsDisplayed ()
      .isTrue ();
    onElement (homePage ().getMenuButton ()).verifyIsEnabled ()
      .isTrue ();
  }
}

Notice how we are handling Web platform by using an if condition because the Web application user flow differs with Mobile app flow.

:::tip Here we are using getSession ().getPlatformType () to get the platform name of the application running in the current session. :::