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As more and more CSS libraries and frameworks are using utility classes, there is a growing need for people to check an elements class attribute contains or equals a value. I am currently in this circumstance building a set of custom AIO components utilising TailwindCSS and FontAwesome icons.
My reasoning for making this addition was to check a callback had successfully changed the icon within a div. FontAwesome uses the
::before
pseudo-element with acontent
css property to contain the unicode character of the icon. The process to access psuedo-elements within Selenium is not the most developer friendly method (example here) but if they're being created by classes, why not just check and wait for those?The testing documentation (located here) would need to be updated to include these new options under Browser APIs.
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