Datepicker Conditions | Bondar Academy
Course: Cypress UI Testing with JavaScript
Module: Automation of User Interfaces
Instructor: Artem Bondar
Lesson Summary
In this lesson, we focused on enhancing the date picker functionality to allow for the selection of future months. The current implementation only allows for selecting dates within the current month, so we needed to create logic to handle future month selections. Key Concepts Covered Month Navigation: We can navigate through months using arrow buttons. The goal is to ensure the displayed month matches the desired future month. Locator Identification: We identified the button locator for month navigation and implemented logic to check if the displayed month matches the expected future month. Date Object Usage: We utilized the Date object to retrieve the current and future month values in both long and short formats. Conditional Logic: We created conditions to determine if the displayed month and year in the calendar match the expected values, triggering a click on the next month button if they do not. Recursive Function Implementation To handle scenarios where multiple months need to be navigated, we replaced a single execution logic with a recursive function . This function repeatedly checks the displayed month and navigates as necessary until the correct month is shown. function selectDateFromCurrentDay(day) { // Logic to select the desired date } We also parameterized the function to allow for dynamic date selection based on the number of days from the current date. In summary, we successfully implemented a solution that allows for selecting dates in future months by utilizing recursive functions and dynamic values. This enhances the usability of the date picker significantly.