I'm trying to return and assert the element style, which looks like that:
<div class="carousel-slides" style="transform: translateX(-200%);">
... but the call
styleBefore = await I.grabAttributeFrom(selectors.index.homeSection.carouselSlides, 'style');
... finishes with value 'transform' and everything behind, including ":", is not returned, exactly the call of
console.log('LOG: styleBefore:', styleBefore );
... produces this:
> LOG: styleBefore: { '0': 'transform' }
... so I cannot get to the value and am practically unable to scan what picture is displayed on the carousel.
As I control the codebase, I added an attribute slide="" for testability, which reflects the slide number... and this works well, but complicated values with ":" or space make a problem.
I'm trying to return and assert the element style, which looks like that:
<div class="carousel-slides" style="transform: translateX(-200%);">... but the call
styleBefore = await I.grabAttributeFrom(selectors.index.homeSection.carouselSlides, 'style');... finishes with value 'transform' and everything behind, including ":", is not returned, exactly the call of
console.log('LOG: styleBefore:', styleBefore );... produces this:
> LOG: styleBefore: { '0': 'transform' }... so I cannot get to the value and am practically unable to scan what picture is displayed on the carousel.
As I control the codebase, I added an attribute slide="" for testability, which reflects the slide number... and this works well, but complicated values with ":" or space make a problem.