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Since: 3.7.1

Checks if an element is present in the DOM.

This command is useful for verifying the presence of elements that may/may not be visible or interactable.

For more info on working with DOM elements in Nightwatch, refer to the Finding & interacting with DOM Elements guide page.
For more info on the new browser.element.find() syntax, refer to the new Element API Overview page.

Usage

                    browser.element.find(selector).isPresent()

Example

describe('isPresent Demo', function() {
  it('test isPresent', function(browser) {
    browser.element.find('#search')
      .isPresent()
      .assert.equals(true);
  });

  it('test async isPresent', async function(browser) {
    const result = await browser.element.find('#search').isPresent();
    browser.assert.equal(result, true);
  });
});

Returns

Type description
ScopedValue<boolean>

A boolean value indicating if the element is present in the DOM.