document, navigation, and window Objects

The document and navigation objects can be used as an element in a compose statement.

document object

The document object exposes methods to interact with the DOM, such as waiting until its state is ready or checking the URL. It also exposes methods for frames.

Reference the document object inside a compose statement in JSON using this syntax:

{
  "element": "document",
  "apply": "getUrl"
}

Here are the supported methods for the document object. The return value is asynchronous. For example, in JavaScript, a Promise is returned.

Method	Description	Returns	Example
`waitFor<T>`	Waits for specified criteria to be satisfied.	`<T>`	beforeLoad
`waitForDocumentReady()`	Waits for the document to be ready for JavaScript code to execute.	`boolean`	beforeLoad
`containsElement(locator: Locator)`	Checks whether the document contains an element with a matching selector.	`boolean`	Explicit Waits
`getUrl()`	Gets the URL of the document.	`string`
`enterFrame`	enters a frame or iframe element	`frame`
`enterFrameAndLoad`	enters a frame or iframe element and then loads a Page Object that is a new root	`frame`, `pageObject`
`exitFrame`	exits focus from a current frame or iframe
`exitToParentFrame`	exits focus from a frame or iframe to the immediate parent frame

navigation object

The navigation object exposes methods for browser navigation, such as back and forward, as well as methods for managing multiple browser windows or tabs.

Reference the navigation object inside a compose statement in JSON using this syntax:

{
  "element": "navigation",
  "apply": "back"
}

Here are the supported methods for the navigation object.

Method	Description	Returns
`back`	Browser navigates backward	void
`forward`	Browser navigates forward	void
`switchToWindow(url)`	Switches to the window navigated to the specified URL	`window`
`closeWindow(url)`	Closes the window navigated to the specified URL; if no URL is specified, closes the current window	void
`closeWindow()`	Closes the current window	void
`getWindowCount`	Gets the number of currently opened managed windows	`integer`
`currentWindow`	Gets the window with the current command context	`window`
`setupWaitForNewWindow`	Sets up a wait for a new window to appear after taking a subsequent action	void
`waitForNewWindow`	Waits for a new window to be opened and switches the command context to the new window; if called without a prior call to `setupWaitForNewWindow`, an exception is thrown	`window`
`waitForNewWindowAndLoad`	Waits for a new window to be opened, switches to it, and loads a Page Object that is a new root	`pageObject`
`switchToWindowAndLoad(url)`	Switches to the window navigated to the specified URL and loads a Page Object that is a new root	`pageObject`

window object

The window object exposes methods for manipulating a single browser window or tab.

Here are the methods for the window object.

Method	Description	Returns
`getRect`	Gets the rectangle of the window	`rect`
`setRect(rect)`	Sets the rectangle of the window	void
`close`	Closes the window	void
`getDocument`	Gets the document object associated with this window	`document`