Ghost inspector check if file downloaded

We don't have control over how 3rd parties behave when automated tests interact with them. They often treat the interactions as suspicious behavior without providing a workaround. In some cases, automated access may be in direct violation of their Terms of Service. If you are attempting to log into a 3rd party email service such as Gmail, this will not likely be possible due to the reasons above. We have a built-in email service that can be used for receiving and viewing emails during your tests.

Embedded editors like CKEditor often make use of contenteditable elements, which are challenging for Ghost Inspector to interact with directly. This means you can add an Execute JavaScript step via our test editor and interact with the editor using JavaScript. When interacting with Draft. Some websites use lazy loading techniques to trigger events and reveal elements as the user scrolls down the page.

By default, our browsers do not manually scroll down and trigger these events. However, if necessary, that effect can be achieved through the combination of JavaScript steps and a Pause step.

Add this code to your step:. The code above scrolls the page by pixels every milliseconds a total of pixels per second. Pause steps use milliseconds, and since the ratio of pixels to milliseconds is , we can simply set the pause value to the height of our page in pixels. If our page is px, set the pause value to Add this code to your second JavaScript step:.

Once complete, your steps should look like the screenshot below and scroll all the way down your page — triggering any events along the way. If this field is equal to 0, then the image has not loaded. A non-zero value means that the image has loaded. This means that you can use a JavaScript returns true assertion to check whether an image has loaded with code like this:. Getting Started Welcome. Web Test Recorder.

Codeless Test Editor. Reusing Steps as Modules. Managing CSS Selectors. Test Settings. Why Did My Test Fail? Guides Accessibility Testing. Conditional Steps. Data-driven Testing. Drag and Drop.

Email Testing. Executing JavaScript. File Uploads. Scheduling Test Runs. Store Tests in Version Control. Visual Testing. Additional Scenarios Next to a file, you will find either a folder icon, or an option to open the containing folder. Click it. This will open the folder that the file was downloaded and saved to. File download managers have a feature similar to browsers. The settings are normally where you can set the folder that all files should be downloaded to.

Right-click the downloaded file or the in-progress download in the torrent client. Azure DevOps. Bamboo Server.

Bitbucket Pipelines. Cloudbees CodeShip. GitHub Actions. JetBrains TeamCity. Microsoft Teams. Travis CI. WordPress Plugin. API Overview. Test Results. Suite Results. Rate Limits. Resources Changelog. Code Libraries. Frequently Asked Questions. If you would prefer to limit concurrency for performance reasons or run your tests sequentially, we have an option for that.

If you enable this option, the slider can be used to constrain the number of tests that are run concurrently. If you would like the suite to run sequentially, set this value to 1 and the tests will be executed one at a time in alphabetical order. You can also trigger tests and suite with various sets of data using a CSV file.

This is not yet available in the API. Please note that tests are counted towards your monthly test run allotment when they are triggered. A canceled test still counts as a test run in regards to account usage. Yes, you can trigger tests from a number of geographical locations around the world. Yes, we have an API available to all users. Yes, we have a number of scheduling options available for tests and suite. Yes, we provide an API which allows you to execute a test, or suite of tests, remotely.

This is available for all plans. Yes, test result videos can be downloaded for storage or local playback. The video s can be downloaded from the URL s provided. If you need to exclude traffic from your analytics system or otherwise, there are currently two ways you can possibly detect traffic from our system to your website:. We currently focus on functional testing, so we do not have proper features for doing load and performance testing.

You can technically trigger your test a number of times at once, if you want to do a very rough stress test. However, due to the way our queueing works, the timing and throughput on the tests can vary.

In other words, if you trigger copies of a test, our system will not instantly trigger all of them. On the performance side, we do capture test duration which can serve as a rough metric for performance. Behavior-Driven Development BDD is an Agile software development process aimed at closing the gap between engineers and non-technical participants.

Cucumber is a popular tool built to facilitate that process through the use of the Gherkin syntax. We do not currently support Gherkin style syntax. Typically with Gherkin, those DOM selectors and interactions are defined under the hood the engineers, and Gherkin provides a more human-friendly layer on top for non-technical participants to write tests. Ghost Inspector does not separate out these two layers. Are you using a dual or multiple monitor setup?