Result handler

Ultron allows you to process the result of any operation in your own custom way. It provides full info to do that.

Let's loot at the example

object SomePage : Page<SomePage>{
    private val espressoElement = withId(R.id.espressoId)
    private val espressoWebViewElement = xpath("some_xpath")
    private val uiautomatorElement = byResId(R.id.uiatomatorId)
    private val composeElement = hasTestTag("some_tag")
}

Now, we want to catch the result of operation and do smth reasonable. There is a method that opens the door - withResultHandler

espressoElement.withResultHandler { operationResult ->
    // smth that make sense
}

What it gives to us?

A little explanation in case you would like to be more familiar with Ultron framework

There is an entity which we call ResultHandler. By default all Ultron operations has the same ResultHandler. It catches the result of operation and asks OperationResultAnalyzer to analyze the result. In case operationResult.success is false the result analyzer throws catched exception.

How to use?

There are 2 ways of using custom ResultHandler:

• Specify it for page property and it will be applied for all operations with this element

object SomePage : Page<SomePage>() {
    private val eventStatus = withId(R.id.last_event_status).withResultHandler { operationResult ->
        // smth that make sense
    }
}

• Specify it inside special step there the element operation should be processed in different way. This ResultHandler will be applied only once for single operation.

object SomePage : Page<SomePage>() {
    fun someSpecificUserStep(expectedEventText: String){
         eventStatus.withResultHandler { operationResult ->
             // smth that make sense
         }.hasText(expectedEventText)
    }
}