tapOnNotificationBySelector method

Future<void> tapOnNotificationBySelector(NativeSelector selector, { Duration? timeout, })

Taps on the visible notification using selector.

If the notification is not visible immediately, this method waits for the notification to become visible for timeout duration. If timeout is not specified, it utilizes the NativeAutomatorConfig.findTimeout duration from the configuration.

Notification shade has to be opened first with openNotifications.

On iOS, only IOSSelector.titleContains is taken into account.

See also:

• tapOnNotificationByIndex, which is less flexible but also less verbose

Implementation

Future<void> tapOnNotificationBySelector(
  NativeSelector selector, {
  Duration? timeout,
}) async {
  await _wrapRequest(
    'tapOnNotificationBySelector',
    () => _client.tapOnNotification(
      TapOnNotificationRequest(
        androidSelector: selector.android,
        iosSelector: selector.ios,
        timeoutMillis: timeout?.inMilliseconds,
      ),
    ),
  );
}