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chai-in-viewport

v1.0.3

Published

Chai plugin to check if a DOM element is currently within the visible viewport

Downloads

8,371

Readme

chai-in-viewport

npm version

Chai plugin to check if a DOM element is currently within the visible viewport

Introduction

chai-in-viewport is an extension to the chai assertion library that provides new assertions to assert that a DOM element is within the browser's currently visible viewport (i.e. is not scrolled out of view)

It is intended for use in integration tests that run in a browser or browser-like environment (e.g. cypress.io). It assumes access to HTMLElment, document and window objects

Installation

Install using npm

npm install chai-in-viewport

Usage

In setup for your tests, import the plugin and enable it within chai

import chai from 'chai'
import chaiInViewport from 'chai-in-viewport'

chai.use(chaiInViewport);

Assertions

chai-in-viewport adds the inViewport assertion, that can be applied to an HTMLElement

expect(element1).to.be.inViewport
expect(element2).to.not.be.inViewport

Limitations

The inViewport assertion currently simply tests the element's getBoundingClientRect against the documentElement's clientWidth and clientHeight. It does not test whether the element is clipped by its parents, if it has visibility: hidden, opacity: 0, is obscured by another element or is otherwise hidden from view on the screen

Testing for visibility in cypress.io

If using cypress.io, I would suggest using a combination of visible and inViewport assertions

cy.get('#el').should('be.visible.and.inViewport');