Is there any validation check for already registered email id in ruby programming - ruby

Question

# load in the webdriver gem to interect with selenium
require 'selenium-webdriver'
#setup chrome plugin
driver = Selenium::WebDriver::Chrome.driver_path='C:\Users\vidhi\Desktop\Ruby Folder\chromedriver.exe'
#this line will start the browser
driver = Selenium::WebDriver.for :chrome
wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 20)
def document_initialised(driver)
driver.execute_script('return initialised')
end
#Navigate to URl
driver.get "http://automationpractice.com/index.php?controller=authentication&back=my-account#account-creation"
#Maximize the window
driver.manage.window.maximize
sleep 6
driver.action.key_down(:enter).perform
sleep 5
driver.find_element(:id,"email_create").send_keys "demouser099#gmail.com"
sleep 5
driver.action.key_down(:enter).perform
driver.find_element(:id,"SubmitCreate").click
sleep 2
driver.action.key_down(:enter).perform
#### Check that the radio button exists
puts "Test Passed: Radio button found" if wait.until {
driver.find_element(:id,"uniform-id_gender2").displayed?
}
#Change the state of the Radio Buttons
cb1 = wait.until {
element1 = driver.find_element(:id,"uniform-id_gender1")
element1 if element1.displayed?
}
cb1.click if cb1.selected? == false
cb3 = wait.until {
element2 = driver.find_element(:id,"uniform-id_gender2")
element2 if element2.displayed?
}
cb3.click if cb3.selected? == false
sleep 4
driver.find_element(:id,"customer_firstname").send_keys "demo"
sleep 3
driver.find_element(:id,"customer_lastname").send_keys "user"
sleep 5
password=driver.find_element(:id,"passwd").send_keys "demo#123"
sleep 4
if driver.find_element(:id,"uniform-days").displayed?
puts "Days dropdown is displayed.."
select = driver.find_element(:id,"uniform-days")
alloptions = select.find_elements(:tag_name,"option")
puts alloptions.size
alloptions.each do |option|
puts "Value is.."+option.attribute("value")
if option.attribute("value")=="20"
option.click
puts "Value has been selected.."
sleep 5
break
end
end
end
month_dropdown = driver.find_element(:id,"months")
months=Selenium::WebDriver::Support::Select.new(month_dropdown)
months.select_by(:text,"April ")
puts driver.find_element(:id,"months").text.include?("April")
years_dropdown = driver.find_element(:id,"years")
years=Selenium::WebDriver::Support::Select.new(years_dropdown)
years.select_by(:index,28)
sleep 3
driver.find_element(:id,"address1").send_keys "45 calony A"
sleep 4
if driver.find_element(:id,"uniform-id_state").displayed?
puts "State dropdown is displayed.."
select = driver.find_element(:id,"uniform-id_state")
alloptions = select.find_elements(:tag_name,"option")
puts alloptions.size
alloptions.each do |option|
puts "Text is.."+option.attribute("text")
if option.attribute("text")=="California"
option.click
puts "text has been selected.."
sleep 5
break
end
end
end
#Enter city
driver.find_element(:id,"city").send_keys "Los Angeles"
sleep 4
driver.find_element(:id,"postcode").send_keys "23654"
Country_dropdown =driver.find_element(:id,"id_country")
country=Selenium::WebDriver::Support::Select.new(Country_dropdown)
country.select_by(:index,1)
sleep 5
#Input Mobile Number
driver.find_element(:id,"phone_mobile").send_keys "985256238"
sleep 5
#Click on Submit button
driver.find_element(:id,"submitAccount").click
sleep 5
I have write script for registration form I have run my automation script then on first time it is successfully pass but when run twice with same email id then it is showing validation message as email already exists try with new one..so for this validation what is the assertion in ruby?
Here is the link for registration form-http://automationpractice.com/index.php?controller=authentication&back=my-account#account-creation

Answer 1

General side notes:
I see that you have a method defined that you don't use.
def document_initialised(driver)
driver.execute_script('return initialised')
end
Also there seems to be some un-nneeded variable assignment and not-needed driver.action.key_down(:enter).perform
It is possible to create a class to keep your code more structured ;)
To your question:
I would create an if to check if the error is displayed on the page or not after you did you submit with driver.find_element(:id,"SubmitCreate").click. You can see an example in about it in #register_email in my example.
If I create some class from it and do some other removal of code I think is obsolete, it looks like this (but it has not been tested by me).
# load in the webdriver gem to interect with selenium
require 'selenium-webdriver'
class RegisterUser
def run
return unless register_email
do_the_rest
end
private
def driver
return #driver if #driver.present?
Selenium::WebDriver::Chrome.driver_path='C:\Users\vidhi\Desktop\Ruby Folder\chromedriver.exe'
#driver = Selenium::WebDriver.for(:chrome)
#driver.get "http://automationpractice.com/index.php?controller=authentication&back=my-account#account-creation"
sleep 6
#driver.manage.window.maximize
#driver
end
def wait
Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 20)
end
def register_email
driver.find_element(:id,"email_create").send_keys "demouser099#gmail.com"
driver.find_element(:id,"SubmitCreate").click
sleep 5
return true unless driver.find_element(:id,"create_account_error").displayed?
# An account using this email address has already been registered.
# Please enter a valid password or request a new one.
puts driver.find_element(:id,"create_account_error").text
false
end
def do_the_rest
# Here you can put the rest of the code, or clean up even more and split into multiple methods
end
end
RegisterUser.new.run