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I want to verify that whether certain text exists in a string or not (using protractor).

In my case, the following code:

element(by.css('h1.text-center')).getText();

will result to:

ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser -1 (Size - X)

Now, I want to verify that whether the string ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser is contained in the above text or not.

Please suggest!

I want to verify that whether certain text exists in a string or not (using protractor).

In my case, the following code:

element(by.css('h1.text-center')).getText();

will result to:

ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser -1 (Size - X)

Now, I want to verify that whether the string ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser is contained in the above text or not.

Please suggest!

• javascript
• jasmine
• protractor

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There are multiple ways to have a partial string match using jasmine:

expect(text).toContain("ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser");
expect(text).toMatch("ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser");
expect(text).toStartWith("ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser");

where toStartWith() is coming from jasmine-matchers.

Thanks @winlinuz for your help. I myself found the solution to it. Using toContain would work.

expect(element(by.css('h1.text-center')).getText()).toContain('ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser');

Above code works perfectly!

You can assert this way:

expect(element(by.css('h1.text-center')).getText()).toEqual('ArrowGrey Slim Fit Formal Trouser');

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