How to use the @serenity-js/assertions.endsWith function in @serenity-js/assertions
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it('allows the actor to navigate forward in the browser history', () => Bernie.attemptsTo(
Navigate.to(`chrome://version/`),
Navigate.to(`chrome://accessibility/`),
Navigate.back(),
Navigate.forward(),
Ensure.that(Website.url(), endsWith('accessibility/')),
));it('allows the actor to navigate back in the browser history', () => Bernie.attemptsTo(
Navigate.to(`chrome://version/`),
Navigate.to(`chrome://accessibility/`),
Navigate.back(),
Ensure.that(Website.url(), endsWith('version/')),
));@serenity-js/assertions
Serenity/JS universal assertion library supporting all types of functional tests, including both web and REST API scenarios
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83 / 100Popular @serenity-js/assertions functions
- @serenity-js/assertions.and
- @serenity-js/assertions.Check.whether
- @serenity-js/assertions.contain
- @serenity-js/assertions.endsWith
- @serenity-js/assertions.Ensure.that
- @serenity-js/assertions.equals
- @serenity-js/assertions.Expectation.to
- @serenity-js/assertions.ExpectationMet
- @serenity-js/assertions.ExpectationNotMet
- @serenity-js/assertions.includes
- @serenity-js/assertions.isGreaterThan
- @serenity-js/assertions.isLessThan
- @serenity-js/assertions.property
- @serenity-js/assertions.startsWith