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Great job on implementing the Page Object Model effectively in your test automation script! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and constraints, and the overall structure is well-organized. There are a few minor improvements you could consider for future enhancements:
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Descriptive Test Case Name: Providing a meaningful name for your test case will help others understand its purpose more easily.
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assertPopUpMessageEnhancements: Currently, this method only checks for visibility. If your test requires verifying specific text, consider adding an assertion to check for the expected message content. Also, ensure that the function is called with the necessary arguments if it requires any.
These are minor suggestions and do not impact the functionality of your code. Keep up the great work and continue refining your skills! 🚀
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| describe('Checkout', () => { | ||
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| homePage.visit(); | ||
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| it('', () => { |
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The test case lacks a descriptive name. It's important to provide a meaningful name for the test case to understand its purpose and what it is verifying.
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| cartPage.clickOnPurchase(); | ||
| cartPage.assertPopUpMessage(); |
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The assertPopUpMessage function is called without any arguments. Ensure that this function does not require any parameters or modify it to include expected parameters to verify the correct pop-up message.
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| assertPopUpMessage() { | ||
| this.elements.popUpMessage().should('be.visible'); |
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The assertPopUpMessage method currently only checks if the pop-up is visible. If the test requires verifying specific text within the pop-up, consider adding an assertion to check for the expected message content.
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