robotx

URL to open. Any of the test's dojo.doc calls (e.g. dojo.byId()), and any dijit.registry calls (e.g. dijit.byId()) will point to elements and widgets inside this application.

char/JS keyCode/dojo.keys.* constant for the key you want to hold down Warning: holding down a shifted key, like 'A', can have unpredictable results.

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms:

robot.mouseClick({left: true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms
robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

char/JS keyCode/dojo.keys.* constant for the key you want to press

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms:

robot.mouseClick({left: true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms
robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

JSON object that represents all of the modifier keys being pressed. It takes the following Boolean attributes:

• shift
• alt
• ctrl
• meta

If true, the delay happens asynchronously and immediately, outside of the browser's JavaScript thread and any previous calls. This is useful for interacting with the browser's modal dialogs.

char/JS keyCode/dojo.keys.* constant for the key you want to release Warning: releasing a shifted key, like 'A', can have unpredictable results.

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms:

robot.mouseClick({left: true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms
robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

x offset relative to the viewport, in pixels, to move the mouse.

y offset relative to the viewport, in pixels, to move the mouse.

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms:

robot.mouseClick({left: true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms
robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

Approximate time Robot will spend moving the mouse The default is 100ms. This also affects how many mousemove events will be generated, which is the log of the duration.

Boolean indicating whether the x and y values are absolute coordinates. If false, then mouseMove expects that the x,y will be relative to the window. (clientX/Y) If true, then mouseMove expects that the x,y will be absolute. (pageX/Y)

The id of the node, or the node itself, to move the mouse to. If you pass an id or a function that returns a node, the node will not be evaluated until the movement executes. This is useful if you need to move the mouse to an node that is not yet present.

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms:

robot.mouseClick({left:true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms
robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

Approximate time Robot will spend moving the mouse The default is 100ms.

x offset relative to the node, in pixels, to move the mouse. The default is half the node's width.

y offset relative to the node, in pixels, to move the mouse. The default is half the node's height.

x, y position relative to viewport, or if absolute == true, to document

JSON object that represents all of the mouse buttons being pressed. It takes the following Boolean attributes:

• left
• middle
• right

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms:

robot.mouseClick({left: true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms
robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

Number of notches to spin the wheel. Negative wheelAmt scrolls up/away from the user. Positive wheelAmt scrolls down/toward the user.

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms: robot.mouseClick({left: true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

Approximate time Robot will spend moving the mouse By default, the Robot will wheel the mouse as fast as possible.

The id of the node, or the node itself, to move the mouse to. If you pass an id or a function that returns a node, the node will not be evaluated until the movement executes. This is useful if you need to move the mouse to an node that is not yet present.

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call.

A function containing actions you want to defer. It can return a Promise to delay further actions.

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms:

robot.mouseClick({left: true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms
robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

Delay to wait after firing.

New clipboard content to set

Set this to "text/html" to put richtext to the clipboard. Otherwise, data is treated as plaintext. By default, plaintext is used.

String of characters to type, or a dojo.keys.* constant

Delay, in milliseconds, to wait before firing. The delay is a delta with respect to the previous automation call. For example, the following code ends after 600ms:

robot.mouseClick({left: true}, 100) // first call; wait 100ms
robot.typeKeys("dij", 500) // 500ms AFTER previous call; 600ms in all

Time, in milliseconds, to spend pressing all of the keys. The default is (string length)*50 ms.

The doh.robot will execute the actions the test passes into the submitActions argument (like clicking the submit button), expecting these actions to create a page change (like a form submit). After these actions execute and the resulting page loads, the next test will start.