Selenium code with -> throws error in Katalon

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Hi …

I am trying create a custom keyword using selenium java code … but this → symbol is not recognized in katalon. Kindly help …

 public static void angularLoads(String angularReadyScript) {
 		try {
 			System.err.println("1")
 			
 			WebDriver driver = DriverFactory.getWebDriver();
 			
 			ExpectedCondition<Boolean> angularLoad = driver -> Boolean.valueOf(((JavascriptExecutor) driver)
 				.executeScript(angularReadyScript).toString());} 
 catch (WebDriverException ignored) {
 		
 		System.err.println("CATCh")
 		}
 	}

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The purpose of this keyword is for Angular waits.

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Confirmed. I just tried the jQuery example - same issue. I’m moving this to the Bugs category.

By the way, by creating this as a custom keyword, you’re recreating what Katalon’s WebUI APIs already do.

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Hi Russ, FYI … The built in keyword WebUI.waitForAngularLoad(10) ; doesn’t work.

Kindly run the below script in chrome browser.

WebUI.openBrowser(‘https://angular.io/’)

WebUI.waitForAngularLoad(10)

2019-03-21 16:22:42.617 WARN c.k.k.c.w.k.b.WaitForAngularLoadKeyword This page doesn’t use Angular.

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Wow. That’s bad.

Okay, point noted. But let’s focus on the main topic: -> is legal in Groovy, and copying the code from the Se example should work.

@YoungNgo @devalex88 @ThanhTo can you guys take a look please?

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Actually in Groovy the closure syntax is {a -> code block} compared to Java’s lambda one a -> code block.

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I thought braces were optional in that scenario. Oh well. Thanks Alex.

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Yep. Not optional.

http://groovy-lang.org/closures.html

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@Russ_Thomas

Thanks …

When using the below keyword getting null pointer exception, Could you please help me …

Ang

@Keyword
public static void angularLoads() {
try {

  	driver = DriverFactory.getWebDriver();
  				
  	String angularReadyScript = 'return window.getAllAngularTestabilities().findIndex(x=>!x.isStable()) === -1';
  	

  	ExpectedCondition<Boolean> angularLoad = { driver -> } Boolean.valueOf(((JavascriptExecutor) driver)
  	.executeScript(angularReadyScript).toString());

  	boolean angularReady = Boolean.valueOf(((JavascriptExecutor) driver).executeScript(angularReadyScript).toString());

  	if (!angularReady) {


  		new WebDriverWait(driver, 10).until(angularLoad); // this is failing -null pointer
  		
  	}
  } catch (WebDriverException ignored) {
  }

}//

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I’m really not familiar with the pattern you’re aiming for but I can see syntax errors.

Why don’t you follow the patterns @Brandon_Hein gave you in this thread?

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Thanks Russ …

@Brandon_Hein …Any help on this is highly appreciated.

I am trying to create custom keyword for the latest Angular application, below is the link, I am interested on the below methods mentioned in the link.

waitUntilAngular5Ready();
private void waitForAngular5Load()
private void angularLoads(String angularReadyScript)

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As @Russ_Thomas pointed out, you can (probably) use the same format that I used for checking jQuery conditions in the linked topic. For example, just take the javascript from your angularLoads() method and put it in the relevant place (in the js.executeScript() call):

public static void angularLoads() {
		new WebDriverWait(DriverFactory.getWebDriver(), 300, 100).until(new ExpectedCondition<Boolean>() {
					@Override
					public Boolean apply(WebDriver d) {
						JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor)d;
						return (Boolean)js.executeScript(
								"return window.getAllAngularTestabilities().findIndex(x=>!x.isStable()) === -1");
					}
				});
}
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Thanks Brandon.