Webship-js: When I wait

In Webship-JS, the "When I wait" step is essential for mimicking real user interactions in automated tests. It introduces pauses into test execution, ensuring elements are fully loaded and actions complete before proceeding. This is especially vital with dynamic content or AJAX requests, preventing errors from incomplete loading or unresponsive elements. Using this step improves test reliability and accuracy.

This step allows you to pause for a specific duration: a fixed number of seconds/minutes, a maximum time limit, or until the page fully loads. It's used where delays or time-dependent actions are anticipated.

Examples of how to use this step:

• When I wait until the page loaded
• When I wait {number} seconds
• When I wait max {number} seconds
• When I wait {number} minutes
• When I wait max {number} minutes

Waiting for Page Load:

The "When I wait until the page loaded" step waits for the page body to fully load before executing subsequent actions. A timeout of 10 seconds is applied; exceeding this results in a step failure.

Example Usage:

<code>When I wait until the page is loaded
When we wait until the page loaded</code>

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