Verifying that the Test Does What It Says
Now that we know our test will fail properly if the app doesn’t behave, let’s finish by tidying up our script to make it easier for us to identify and verify what it’s doing. Switch back to the script editor and add log messages to help explain each step as it happens:
| 02-Behavior/step04/remove_search_term.js | |
| | var target = UIATarget.localTarget(); |
| | var app = target.frontMostApp(); |
| | var window = app.mainWindow(); |
| | var tableView = window.tableViews()[0]; |
| | var cells = tableView.cells(); |
| | |
* | UIALogger.logMessage("Turn on edit mode"); |
| | var navigationBar = app.navigationBar(); |
| | var editButton = navigationBar.leftButton(); |
| | editButton.tap(); |
| | |
* | UIALogger.logMessage("Delete cell named 'coffee'" ... |
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