I'm using Behat/Mink to test a Drupal 8 site.
I have an input field with an IP address and I want to make sure that the IP address has been recorded. I don't want to check for a specific IP address because it might change, so I just want to ensure the field has some value.
Based on the assumption the IP address will include a period, I tried this:
Then the "#edit-field-ip-0-value" element should contain "."
But this fails with the error:
The string "." was not found in the HTML of the element matching css "#edit-field-ip-0-value". (Behat\Mink\Exception\ElementHtmlException)
However, the value of the field is:
172.19.0.1
So there is a period; I don't understand why "contains" doesn't see it.
I also tried checking like this:
Then the "#edit-field-ip-0-value" element should contain "0"
But it fails with the same error (string not found in the HTML of the element).
EDIT
This is the HTML I am trying to target:
<input class="js-text-full text-full form-text" data-drupal-selector="edit-field-ip-0-value" type="text" id="edit-field-ip-0-value" name="field_ip[0][value]" value="172.19.0.1" size="60" maxlength="255" placeholder="">
Here's the code I ended up using:
/**
* @Then the :element element should contain an IP address
*
* Checks that the element with the specified CSS contains IP address value.
*/
public function assertElementContainsIpAddress($element) {
$page = $this->getSession()->getPage();
// Alternately, substitute with getText() for the label.
$element_value = $page->find('css', "$element")->getValue();
$valid_ip_address = filter_var($element_value, FILTER_VALIDATE_IP);
if ($valid_ip_address === FALSE) {
throw new Exception("Valid IP address not found in element $element, which had a value of $element_value.");
}
}