Class Selector

Hierarchy

Selector

Index

Methods

Methods

Static accessibilityId

accessibilityId(accessibilityId: string): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:256
Parameters
- accessibilityId: string
Returns Selector

Static accessibilityIdContains

accessibilityIdContains(accessibilityId: string): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:269
Parameters
- accessibilityId: string
Returns Selector

Static accessibilityIdMatches

accessibilityIdMatches(accessibilityId: string): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:282
Parameters
- accessibilityId: string
Returns Selector

Static accessibilityIdStartsWith

accessibilityIdStartsWith(accessibilityId: string): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:295
Parameters
- accessibilityId: string
Returns Selector

Static and

and(selector1: Selector, selector2: Selector): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:42
Combines two selectors by an AND (&&) condition.

note

If one of the selectors has a null selector on one platform, the resulting selector will also have null on this platform. If one of the selectors has a null selector on Android and the other has a null selector on iOS, an error will be thrown, since the resulting selector would be null.

Parameters
- selector1: Selector
  
  to be combined with an AND condition with {@code selector2}
- selector2: Selector
  
  to be combined with an AND condition with {@code selector1}
Returns Selector

Static custom

custom<T, U>(android: AndroidSelector<T> | null, ios: IosSelector<U> | null): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:336
Allows building a custom selector for Android and iOS.

note

One of the parameters {@code android} or {@code ios} may be null, in case a selector only needs to be used on one specific platform.

Type parameters
- T
- U
Parameters
- android: AndroidSelector<T> | null
  
  the custom selector to be used on Android
- ios: IosSelector<U> | null
  
  the custom selector to be used on iOS
Returns Selector

Static disabled

disabled(): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:319
Returns Selector

Static enabled

enabled(): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:309
Returns Selector

Static or

or(selector1: Selector, selector2: Selector): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:139
Combines two selectors with an OR (||) condition.

note

If one of the selectors has a null selector on one platform, the resulting selector will also have null on this platform. If one of the selectors has a null selector on Android and the other has a null selector on iOS, an error will be thrown, since the resulting selector would be null.

Parameters
- selector1: Selector
  
  to be combined with an OR condition with {@code selector2}
- selector2: Selector
  
  to be combined with an OR condition with {@code selector1}
Returns Selector

Static text

text(text: string): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:206
Parameters
- text: string
Returns Selector

Static textContains

textContains(text: string): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:216
Parameters
- text: string
Returns Selector

Static textMatches

textMatches(text: string): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:229
Parameters
- text: string
Returns Selector

Static textStartsWith

textStartsWith(text: string): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:242
Parameters
- text: string
Returns Selector

Static type

type(type: Type): Selector

- Defined in lib/select/selector.ts:172
Parameters
- type: Type
Returns Selector

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