Taking a screenshot

Here's a sample TestCafe test script that demonstrates taking a screenshot:

import { Selector } from 'testcafe';

fixture('Screenshot Test')
    .page('https://www.example.com');

test('Take Screenshot', async t => {
    // Take a screenshot of the entire page
    await t
        .takeScreenshot();

    // Selector for an element to capture in the screenshot
    const elementToCapture = Selector('#element-to-capture');

    // Take a screenshot of a specific element
    await t
        .takeElementScreenshot(elementToCapture, 'screenshot.png');
});

In this test:

• We import the Selector function from TestCafe to select elements on the web page.
• We define a fixture named 'Screenshot Test' and set the page to 'https://www.example.com'.
• Inside the test function:
  • We use TestCafe's takeScreenshot action to capture a screenshot of the entire page.
  • We define a selector for an element (elementToCapture) that we want to capture in the screenshot.
  • We use TestCafe's takeElementScreenshot action to capture a screenshot of the specified element. The second argument specifies the file name for the screenshot (e.g., 'screenshot.png').

The screenshots will be saved in the directory from which you run the TestCafe test command. Make sure to replace 'https://www.example.com' with the URL of the website you want to test, and adjust the selector accordingly based on the structure of the webpage you are testing. Additionally, replace '#element-to-capture' with an appropriate selector for the element you want to capture.