The
XCUIElement.waitForExistence(timeout:) function is great for waiting on an element to appear whilst an animation or asynchronous operation completes. However, there's equally a need at times to wait for an element to disappear and, sadly,
XCUIElement
does not offer such a function. Good news though! It turns out that it's not difficult at all to compose an extension function on
XCUIElement
which does exactly this, as follows:
extension XCUIElement {
/**
* Waits the specified amount of time for the element’s `exists` property to become `false`.
*
* - Parameter timeout: The amount of time to wait.
* - Returns: `false` if the timeout expires without the element coming out of existence.
*/
func waitForNonExistence(timeout: TimeInterval) -> Bool {
let timeStart = Date().timeIntervalSince1970
while (Date().timeIntervalSince1970 <= (timeStart + timeout)) {
if !exists { return true }
}
return false
}
You can find this extension function and others like it in the
XCTestExtensions repo.
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