I believe I have found a solution. In after(), if you asynchronously invoke some endpoint on a service external to your testing environment, then that asynchronous call is queued and not immediately executed. This is the nature of calling asynchronous functions in node.js. Well, if there is no logic after the after() call, then mocha … Read more
Use deep equal if you are trying to compare the values inside array. .deepEqual(actual, expected, [message]) Source: http://chaijs.com/api/assert/#method_deepequal solved I want to compare 2 arrays. Why it doesn`t work? [duplicate]
You can try this approach: driver.findElement(By.xpath(“//a[contains(@class, ‘user-name m-r-sm text-muted welcome-message’)]”)).getText().then(function(text){ console.log(“Username : ” + text); }); you only need to search via findElement (not findElements) and directly extract the text before the function part UPDATE: Sometimes the object is not really hidden, but also not in the viewport, then gettext() also returns an empty String. … Read more