Selenium-cucumber.js test failed to run while adding a BeforeScenario in hooks.js file












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Framework using: selenium-cucumber-js.
I am trying to run the below selenium-cucumber-js test. I would like to run the loginApp() function as BeforeScenario written in hooks.js file. But while running the test, its throwing below error at the moment. Could someone please advise on how to resolve the problem.



`C:Testscucumbernode_modulescucumberlibcucumberruntimeevent_broadcaster.js:30 process.nextTick(function(){ throw error; }); // prevent swallow by unhandled rejection                                        
TypeError: node_modulescucumberlibcucumbersupport_codelibrary.js:17 scenario.loginApp is not a function
at C:Testscucumberstep-definitionshooks.js:4:51
at _combinedTickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:73:7)
at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:104:9)
at Module.runMain (module.js:606:11)
at run (bootstrap_node.js:390:7)
at startup (bootstrap_node.js:150:9)`

/**/Feature:**

//cucumber/features


Feature: Login and look for the Register tab



 Scenario: Check the register tab in application
When After login look for "Register" in navbar


//**lookfortab.js**

//cucumber/step-definitions

const expect = require('chai').expect;
module.exports = function() {
this.When(/^After login look for "([^"]*)" in navbar$/, function (registerText) {
let navText = By.css('div#nav>div>ul>li>a');
driver.wait(until.elementLocated(navText, 10000));
return driver.findElement(navText).getText().then(el => {
console.log("print text here:"+el);
const displayTxt = el;
expect(displayTxt).to.be.eql(registerText);
});

})

}

//login.js

//cucumber/page-objects


module.exports = {
loginApp(){
this.driver.helpers.loadPage('https://testingsite.com')
this.driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
this.driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
this.driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
}

};

//hooks.js

//cucumber/step-definitions


module.exports = function () {
this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + scenario.loginApp());
done();
});

};









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    Framework using: selenium-cucumber-js.
    I am trying to run the below selenium-cucumber-js test. I would like to run the loginApp() function as BeforeScenario written in hooks.js file. But while running the test, its throwing below error at the moment. Could someone please advise on how to resolve the problem.



    `C:Testscucumbernode_modulescucumberlibcucumberruntimeevent_broadcaster.js:30 process.nextTick(function(){ throw error; }); // prevent swallow by unhandled rejection                                        
    TypeError: node_modulescucumberlibcucumbersupport_codelibrary.js:17 scenario.loginApp is not a function
    at C:Testscucumberstep-definitionshooks.js:4:51
    at _combinedTickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:73:7)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:104:9)
    at Module.runMain (module.js:606:11)
    at run (bootstrap_node.js:390:7)
    at startup (bootstrap_node.js:150:9)`

    /**/Feature:**

    //cucumber/features


    Feature: Login and look for the Register tab



     Scenario: Check the register tab in application
    When After login look for "Register" in navbar


    //**lookfortab.js**

    //cucumber/step-definitions

    const expect = require('chai').expect;
    module.exports = function() {
    this.When(/^After login look for "([^"]*)" in navbar$/, function (registerText) {
    let navText = By.css('div#nav>div>ul>li>a');
    driver.wait(until.elementLocated(navText, 10000));
    return driver.findElement(navText).getText().then(el => {
    console.log("print text here:"+el);
    const displayTxt = el;
    expect(displayTxt).to.be.eql(registerText);
    });

    })

    }

    //login.js

    //cucumber/page-objects


    module.exports = {
    loginApp(){
    this.driver.helpers.loadPage('https://testingsite.com')
    this.driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
    this.driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
    let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
    this.driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
    }

    };

    //hooks.js

    //cucumber/step-definitions


    module.exports = function () {
    this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
    console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + scenario.loginApp());
    done();
    });

    };









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      Framework using: selenium-cucumber-js.
      I am trying to run the below selenium-cucumber-js test. I would like to run the loginApp() function as BeforeScenario written in hooks.js file. But while running the test, its throwing below error at the moment. Could someone please advise on how to resolve the problem.



      `C:Testscucumbernode_modulescucumberlibcucumberruntimeevent_broadcaster.js:30 process.nextTick(function(){ throw error; }); // prevent swallow by unhandled rejection                                        
      TypeError: node_modulescucumberlibcucumbersupport_codelibrary.js:17 scenario.loginApp is not a function
      at C:Testscucumberstep-definitionshooks.js:4:51
      at _combinedTickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:73:7)
      at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:104:9)
      at Module.runMain (module.js:606:11)
      at run (bootstrap_node.js:390:7)
      at startup (bootstrap_node.js:150:9)`

      /**/Feature:**

      //cucumber/features


      Feature: Login and look for the Register tab



       Scenario: Check the register tab in application
      When After login look for "Register" in navbar


      //**lookfortab.js**

      //cucumber/step-definitions

      const expect = require('chai').expect;
      module.exports = function() {
      this.When(/^After login look for "([^"]*)" in navbar$/, function (registerText) {
      let navText = By.css('div#nav>div>ul>li>a');
      driver.wait(until.elementLocated(navText, 10000));
      return driver.findElement(navText).getText().then(el => {
      console.log("print text here:"+el);
      const displayTxt = el;
      expect(displayTxt).to.be.eql(registerText);
      });

      })

      }

      //login.js

      //cucumber/page-objects


      module.exports = {
      loginApp(){
      this.driver.helpers.loadPage('https://testingsite.com')
      this.driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
      this.driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
      let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
      this.driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
      }

      };

      //hooks.js

      //cucumber/step-definitions


      module.exports = function () {
      this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
      console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + scenario.loginApp());
      done();
      });

      };









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      Framework using: selenium-cucumber-js.
      I am trying to run the below selenium-cucumber-js test. I would like to run the loginApp() function as BeforeScenario written in hooks.js file. But while running the test, its throwing below error at the moment. Could someone please advise on how to resolve the problem.



      `C:Testscucumbernode_modulescucumberlibcucumberruntimeevent_broadcaster.js:30 process.nextTick(function(){ throw error; }); // prevent swallow by unhandled rejection                                        
      TypeError: node_modulescucumberlibcucumbersupport_codelibrary.js:17 scenario.loginApp is not a function
      at C:Testscucumberstep-definitionshooks.js:4:51
      at _combinedTickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:73:7)
      at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:104:9)
      at Module.runMain (module.js:606:11)
      at run (bootstrap_node.js:390:7)
      at startup (bootstrap_node.js:150:9)`

      /**/Feature:**

      //cucumber/features


      Feature: Login and look for the Register tab



       Scenario: Check the register tab in application
      When After login look for "Register" in navbar


      //**lookfortab.js**

      //cucumber/step-definitions

      const expect = require('chai').expect;
      module.exports = function() {
      this.When(/^After login look for "([^"]*)" in navbar$/, function (registerText) {
      let navText = By.css('div#nav>div>ul>li>a');
      driver.wait(until.elementLocated(navText, 10000));
      return driver.findElement(navText).getText().then(el => {
      console.log("print text here:"+el);
      const displayTxt = el;
      expect(displayTxt).to.be.eql(registerText);
      });

      })

      }

      //login.js

      //cucumber/page-objects


      module.exports = {
      loginApp(){
      this.driver.helpers.loadPage('https://testingsite.com')
      this.driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
      this.driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
      let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
      this.driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
      }

      };

      //hooks.js

      //cucumber/step-definitions


      module.exports = function () {
      this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
      console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + scenario.loginApp());
      done();
      });

      };






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          First of all, note that selenium-cucumber-js is using a rather old version of cucumber-js (1.3.3 vs 5.0.2 at the moment of writing this). Keep that in mind when you're consulting cucumber-js docs or looking for examples. Below, I'll be posting links to the cucumber-js@1.3.3 docs.



          As for what's not working in your set up:





          1. scenario object that is passed into your hooks doesn't have page objects attached to it. It only contains some meta info about the scenario and methods to get it. Here's a list of them: cucumber-js docs

          2. If you want to reference the page objects from your hooks, you can use the global page as described here: Page objects - selenium-cucumber-js

          3. Your loginApp() function probably still won't work because you're accessing webdriver as this.driver and helpers as this.driver.helpers. They're also globally defined by selenium-cucumber-js: Helpers


          So, your hooks.js should look like this:



          module.exports = function () {
          this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
          console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp());
          done();
          });

          };


          And your login.js:



          module.exports = {
          loginApp(){
          helpers.loadPage('https://example.com')
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
          let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
          driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
          }

          };





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          • Thank you very much..now the test is passing..but at this step console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp()); is throwing undefined ..do you why this is throwing undefined at this step in hooks.js?
            – soccerway
            Nov 25 at 21:40












          • @soccerway what's the error message and call stack?
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 18:11






          • 1




            @soccerway Ok, I see. loginApp() prints undefined because it doesn't return anything. If a function doesn't return anything explicitly, it returns undefined.
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 21:46






          • 1




            @soccerway so leaving page.login.loginApp() should do the trick then - in case it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 22:10






          • 1




            @soccerway yep, that's how it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 23:15











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          First of all, note that selenium-cucumber-js is using a rather old version of cucumber-js (1.3.3 vs 5.0.2 at the moment of writing this). Keep that in mind when you're consulting cucumber-js docs or looking for examples. Below, I'll be posting links to the cucumber-js@1.3.3 docs.



          As for what's not working in your set up:





          1. scenario object that is passed into your hooks doesn't have page objects attached to it. It only contains some meta info about the scenario and methods to get it. Here's a list of them: cucumber-js docs

          2. If you want to reference the page objects from your hooks, you can use the global page as described here: Page objects - selenium-cucumber-js

          3. Your loginApp() function probably still won't work because you're accessing webdriver as this.driver and helpers as this.driver.helpers. They're also globally defined by selenium-cucumber-js: Helpers


          So, your hooks.js should look like this:



          module.exports = function () {
          this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
          console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp());
          done();
          });

          };


          And your login.js:



          module.exports = {
          loginApp(){
          helpers.loadPage('https://example.com')
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
          let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
          driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
          }

          };





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          • Thank you very much..now the test is passing..but at this step console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp()); is throwing undefined ..do you why this is throwing undefined at this step in hooks.js?
            – soccerway
            Nov 25 at 21:40












          • @soccerway what's the error message and call stack?
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 18:11






          • 1




            @soccerway Ok, I see. loginApp() prints undefined because it doesn't return anything. If a function doesn't return anything explicitly, it returns undefined.
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 21:46






          • 1




            @soccerway so leaving page.login.loginApp() should do the trick then - in case it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 22:10






          • 1




            @soccerway yep, that's how it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 23:15
















          1














          First of all, note that selenium-cucumber-js is using a rather old version of cucumber-js (1.3.3 vs 5.0.2 at the moment of writing this). Keep that in mind when you're consulting cucumber-js docs or looking for examples. Below, I'll be posting links to the cucumber-js@1.3.3 docs.



          As for what's not working in your set up:





          1. scenario object that is passed into your hooks doesn't have page objects attached to it. It only contains some meta info about the scenario and methods to get it. Here's a list of them: cucumber-js docs

          2. If you want to reference the page objects from your hooks, you can use the global page as described here: Page objects - selenium-cucumber-js

          3. Your loginApp() function probably still won't work because you're accessing webdriver as this.driver and helpers as this.driver.helpers. They're also globally defined by selenium-cucumber-js: Helpers


          So, your hooks.js should look like this:



          module.exports = function () {
          this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
          console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp());
          done();
          });

          };


          And your login.js:



          module.exports = {
          loginApp(){
          helpers.loadPage('https://example.com')
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
          let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
          driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
          }

          };





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          • Thank you very much..now the test is passing..but at this step console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp()); is throwing undefined ..do you why this is throwing undefined at this step in hooks.js?
            – soccerway
            Nov 25 at 21:40












          • @soccerway what's the error message and call stack?
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 18:11






          • 1




            @soccerway Ok, I see. loginApp() prints undefined because it doesn't return anything. If a function doesn't return anything explicitly, it returns undefined.
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 21:46






          • 1




            @soccerway so leaving page.login.loginApp() should do the trick then - in case it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 22:10






          • 1




            @soccerway yep, that's how it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 23:15














          1












          1








          1






          First of all, note that selenium-cucumber-js is using a rather old version of cucumber-js (1.3.3 vs 5.0.2 at the moment of writing this). Keep that in mind when you're consulting cucumber-js docs or looking for examples. Below, I'll be posting links to the cucumber-js@1.3.3 docs.



          As for what's not working in your set up:





          1. scenario object that is passed into your hooks doesn't have page objects attached to it. It only contains some meta info about the scenario and methods to get it. Here's a list of them: cucumber-js docs

          2. If you want to reference the page objects from your hooks, you can use the global page as described here: Page objects - selenium-cucumber-js

          3. Your loginApp() function probably still won't work because you're accessing webdriver as this.driver and helpers as this.driver.helpers. They're also globally defined by selenium-cucumber-js: Helpers


          So, your hooks.js should look like this:



          module.exports = function () {
          this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
          console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp());
          done();
          });

          };


          And your login.js:



          module.exports = {
          loginApp(){
          helpers.loadPage('https://example.com')
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
          let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
          driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
          }

          };





          share|improve this answer












          First of all, note that selenium-cucumber-js is using a rather old version of cucumber-js (1.3.3 vs 5.0.2 at the moment of writing this). Keep that in mind when you're consulting cucumber-js docs or looking for examples. Below, I'll be posting links to the cucumber-js@1.3.3 docs.



          As for what's not working in your set up:





          1. scenario object that is passed into your hooks doesn't have page objects attached to it. It only contains some meta info about the scenario and methods to get it. Here's a list of them: cucumber-js docs

          2. If you want to reference the page objects from your hooks, you can use the global page as described here: Page objects - selenium-cucumber-js

          3. Your loginApp() function probably still won't work because you're accessing webdriver as this.driver and helpers as this.driver.helpers. They're also globally defined by selenium-cucumber-js: Helpers


          So, your hooks.js should look like this:



          module.exports = function () {
          this.BeforeScenario(function(scenario, done) {
          console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp());
          done();
          });

          };


          And your login.js:



          module.exports = {
          loginApp(){
          helpers.loadPage('https://example.com')
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Username')).sendKeys("Tester");
          driver.findElement(by.id('HomeLogin_Password')).sendKeys("SomePassword123");
          let lgBtn = By.css('div#login-fields>div>button');
          driver.findElement(lgBtn).click();
          }

          };






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          • Thank you very much..now the test is passing..but at this step console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp()); is throwing undefined ..do you why this is throwing undefined at this step in hooks.js?
            – soccerway
            Nov 25 at 21:40












          • @soccerway what's the error message and call stack?
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 18:11






          • 1




            @soccerway Ok, I see. loginApp() prints undefined because it doesn't return anything. If a function doesn't return anything explicitly, it returns undefined.
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 21:46






          • 1




            @soccerway so leaving page.login.loginApp() should do the trick then - in case it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 22:10






          • 1




            @soccerway yep, that's how it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 23:15


















          • Thank you very much..now the test is passing..but at this step console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp()); is throwing undefined ..do you why this is throwing undefined at this step in hooks.js?
            – soccerway
            Nov 25 at 21:40












          • @soccerway what's the error message and call stack?
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 18:11






          • 1




            @soccerway Ok, I see. loginApp() prints undefined because it doesn't return anything. If a function doesn't return anything explicitly, it returns undefined.
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 21:46






          • 1




            @soccerway so leaving page.login.loginApp() should do the trick then - in case it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 22:10






          • 1




            @soccerway yep, that's how it works
            – shkaper
            Nov 26 at 23:15
















          Thank you very much..now the test is passing..but at this step console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp()); is throwing undefined ..do you why this is throwing undefined at this step in hooks.js?
          – soccerway
          Nov 25 at 21:40






          Thank you very much..now the test is passing..but at this step console.log('BeforeScenario: ' + page.login.loginApp()); is throwing undefined ..do you why this is throwing undefined at this step in hooks.js?
          – soccerway
          Nov 25 at 21:40














          @soccerway what's the error message and call stack?
          – shkaper
          Nov 26 at 18:11




          @soccerway what's the error message and call stack?
          – shkaper
          Nov 26 at 18:11




          1




          1




          @soccerway Ok, I see. loginApp() prints undefined because it doesn't return anything. If a function doesn't return anything explicitly, it returns undefined.
          – shkaper
          Nov 26 at 21:46




          @soccerway Ok, I see. loginApp() prints undefined because it doesn't return anything. If a function doesn't return anything explicitly, it returns undefined.
          – shkaper
          Nov 26 at 21:46




          1




          1




          @soccerway so leaving page.login.loginApp() should do the trick then - in case it works
          – shkaper
          Nov 26 at 22:10




          @soccerway so leaving page.login.loginApp() should do the trick then - in case it works
          – shkaper
          Nov 26 at 22:10




          1




          1




          @soccerway yep, that's how it works
          – shkaper
          Nov 26 at 23:15




          @soccerway yep, that's how it works
          – shkaper
          Nov 26 at 23:15


















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