Selenide: [Question] How can I set the property in java code?

[yisake]

Great tool !
Two questions:
1.As title, How can I get and set the property in java code below ?
timeout - (String) can be changed in runtime
browser (e.g. chrome, ie, firefox)
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reportsFolder

1. How can I set the $ method(find element method) timeout in java code?

[thasherwin]

For example: Configuration.timeout = 8000;

[vinogradoff]

1. $(...).waitUntil(visible, 12000)

12000 - custom timout just for that $

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Am 07.05.2016 um 17:39 schrieb Huangfu chunfeng [email protected]:

Great tool !
Two questions:
1.As title, How can I get and set the property in java code below ?
timeout - (String) can be changed in runtime
browser (e.g. chrome, ie, firefox)
baseUrl
reportsFolder

How can I set the $ method(find element method) timeout in java code?
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[yisake]

Many thanks for the quick answer, have a good day~~

[yisake]

@vinogradoff Can I set the timeout in the Configuration or somewhere?

[vinogradoff]

Configuration.timeout is a global one for all your tests in the suite. You can reset it any time but the most appropriate is in setup Methods or even as system property from test runner - -Dselenide.timeout=...

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Am 07.05.2016 um 18:22 schrieb Huangfu chunfeng [email protected]:

@vinogradoff Can I set the timeout in the Configuration or somewhere?

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[yisake]

@vinogradoff How can I set the system property? Could you give me an example?

As I see description the in the selenide website.
You can also pass the configuration parameters in as system properties to make use of CI Jobs (e.g. -Dselenide.baseUrl=http://staging-server.com/start)

How can I set or get the system properties in CI job as Jenkins?
I can not find the property in System.getenv(); or System.getProperties();

[vinogradoff]

Jenkins just manages the jobs, how do you run your tests? Maven? Gradle? Pure Java?

Put -D... there

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Am 07.05.2016 um 18:35 schrieb Huangfu chunfeng [email protected]:

@vinogradoff How can I set the system property? Could you give me an example?

As I see description the in the selenide website.
You can also pass the configuration parameters in as system properties to make use of CI Jobs (e.g. -Dselenide.baseUrl=http://staging-server.com/start)

How can I set or get the system properties in CI job as Jenkins?
I can not find the property in System.getenv(); or System.getProperties();

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[yisake]

@vinogradoff I use maven test to trigger the test. So I should enter the command with "mvn test -Dselenide.timeout=8000" ?

[asolntsev]

@yisake Yes, one option is to write "mvn test -Dselenide.timeout=8000".
Another option is to set system property in pom.xml:

<plugin>
        <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
        <artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId>
        <version>2.19.1</version>
        <configuration>
          <systemProperties>
            <property>
              <name>selenide.timeout</name>
              <value>8000</value>
            </property>
          </systemProperties>
        </configuration>
      </plugin>