How to get the the "IsCheck" property in a UI test running on iOS

[Mathias Jakob]

I want to write a UI test to check if a SfRadioButton is checked or not.

I'm using the SfRadioButton like this:

<buttons:SfRadioGroup x:Name="RadioGroup" AutomationId="RadioGroup" Orientation="Horizontal">

                    <buttons:SfRadioButton x:Name="FalseRadioButton" AutomationId="FalseRadioButton" />

</buttons:SfRadioGroup>

The following code allows me to determine the value when the UI test is executed on Android:

var isChecked = app.Query(x => x.All().Marked(uniqueId).Descendant().Marked("FalseRadioButton").Invoke("isChecked")).First();

Note: the "uniqueId" is the AutomationId of the custom control that wraps the SfRadioGroup and the SfRadioButton.

Unfortunately this does not work if the test is executed on iOS. I already tried to use "IsOn", "isOn" and "IsChecked", "Checked" and "checked" instead of "isChecked".

How can I get the IsChecked value in a UI test on iOS?

Thanks!

[Yuvaraj Palanisamy]

Hi Mathias Jakob, 

 

We are currently working on this and we will update you the complete details on or before 17^th September 2020. 

 

Regards, 

Yuvaraj 

[Yuvaraj Palanisamy]

Hi Mathias Jakob, 

 

Currently we are facing the difficulties to achieve the requirement “Getting SfRadioButton IsChecked property value in UITestScript” and we will update the complete details on or before 22^nd September 2020. 

 

Regards, 

Yuvaraj 

[Yuvaraj Palanisamy]

Hi Mathias Jakob,  

   

Thanks for your patience.  

   

We have achieved your requirement by updating the IsChecked property value to the Xamarin.Forms AutomationProperties Name property. Please refer to the below code snippet.  

   

[Sample]  

   

<button:SfRadioButton Text="Checked RadioButton"
                              x:Name="radioButton"
                              BackgroundColor="LightYellow"  

                              AutomationProperties.Name="{Binding IsChecked, Source={x:Reference radioButton}}"
                              AutomationId="RadioButtonAutomation"
                              IsChecked="True"/>  

   

   

[TestScript]  

  

In script, you can get that same by using Label property.  

  

   

var result = app.WaitForElement(c => c.Id("RadioButtonAutomation"));  

   

var checked = result[0].Label;  

   

   

Please let us know if you need any concern.  

 

Regards, 

Yuvaraj