This is a implementation of queryByRole() for browser.
You'll get the button whose accessible name is "Click!" from window with the following code.
const targetWindow = createTargetWindow(window);
const buttonRoleElements = targetWindow.queryByRole("button", {
name: "Click!",
});
console.log(buttonRoleElements.all()); // -> [button]You can create a TargetWindow instance with createTargetWindow which you'll use to query elements by role.
You can use .queryByRole() to get elements by their ARIA role, and you can filter them by various options such as name, pressed, selected, busy, and expanded.
Matched elements are returned as a QueryResult instance, which provides some methods to access the elements.
declare class TargetWindow {
window: Window;
constructor(window: Window);
queryByRole(role: string, options?: QueryByRoleOptions): QueryResult;
}
declare const createTargetWindow: (window: Window) => TargetWindow;
interface QueryByRoleOptions {
name?: string;
description?: string;
pressed?: AriaPressedValue;
selected?: AriaSelectedValue;
busy?: AriaBusyValue;
expanded?: AriaExpandedValue;
invalid?: AriaInvalidValue;
}
declare class QueryResult {
constructor(elements: Element[]);
get length(): number;
all(): Element[];
first(): Element | null;
nth(index: number): Element | null;
forEach(callback: (element: Element, index: number) => void): void;
}