AI validation (FR)

Perfecto Command

perfecto:ai:validation
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Purpose

Use the perfecto:ai:validation command in Appium tests while running tests on Perfecto devices.

To learn more about working with AI-powered validations, see the following resources:

Important: To enable AI commands in your cloud, see Manage AI consent .

Parameters

Name Type Possible Values Description

Validation

String

The question to validate the device screen information. The result is always pass or fail.

You can type a question of up to 2000 characters.

To learn more, see Create AI-powered validations .

Return Value

True or False

Test failure

A test doesn't fail if something is not correct. You can implement an additional assertion and fail the test manually if needed.

Exceptions

The following message appears when your cloud does not have the consent to use AI:

Failed to execute command ai:validation: Unexpected error occurred while processing command 'ai:validation'. Error message: AI commands are disabled. To use these commands, contact your administrator. Status: Forbidden

Examples

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JavaScript

const result = await driver.executeScript("perfecto:ai:validation", {validation: "Is there a Save button?"});

if (result.toString().toLowerCase() === "true") 
{
    // Start the reporting step
    reportiumClient.stepStart("Save expense");

    // Wait for the Save button to become clickable
    const saveExpenseButton = await driver.$("#layout_buttons");
    await saveExpenseButton.waitForClickable({ timeout: 5000 });
    await saveExpenseButton.click();

    // End the reporting step
    reportiumClient.stepEnd();
} 
else
{
    console.log("There is no Save button");
}

 

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Java
 Object result = driver.executeScript("perfecto:ai:validation", Map.of("validation", "Is there a Save button?"));
                   
   if ("true".equalsIgnoreCase(result.toString()))  
                   {        
                             reportiumClient.stepStart("Save expense");
                             AndroidElement save_expense = (AndroidElement) wait.until(ExpectedConditions.elementToBeClickable(
                                      driver.findElement(By.id("layout_buttons"))));
                             save_expense.click();
                             reportiumClient.stepEnd();
                   }
else 
                   {
                   System.out.println("There is no Save button");
                   }