Expect.toContains() with if ...else if...else

want to differentiate some values from list into different different arrays like $ 1 B , $ 2 B , $ 100 M ,$ 300 M , $ 105 K , $ 205 K so i tried it with expect.toContain(‘’) method

var ele = element.all(by.css('.company-network-list__header__income.ng-scope .ng-binding.ng-scope'));
var b =[] , m=[], k=[];
ele.map(function(eachName) {
	return eachName.getText().then(function(unSorted) {
if(expect(unSorted).toContain('B')){
     var b = unSorted;
}
else if(expect(unSorted).toContain('M')){
   var m = unSorted;
}
else{
  var k = unSorted;
}
});
});

for 2 values …i tried with try catch

try{
	expect(unSorted).toContain('B');
	var b = unSorted;
    }catch(e) {
	var m = unSorted;
   }

also this…

expect(unSorted).toContain('B').then(function(result) {
       if(result){
           var b= unSorted;
       }else {
             var m= unSorted;
      }  
});

Not working anything from these Can anyone please help me to solve this issue

[ghost]

You are right, missed the toContain() part… Use: if (unSorted.indexOf(‘B’) > -1);

Google will help you for future js queries 😉

[ghost]

@hitesh-jani

First, like you have on your post: “Make sure you are not asking a usage or debugging question. If you are, use StackOverflow, Google Group discussion list, or Gitter to get help.” this is a question not a protractor issue.

Trying to help you before this issue gets closed, I don’t think expect() should be used in if…else clauses… The expect() is an assertion. Picking your first example, I don’t understand why you define var b = [] and then in the if you redefine it with different type (var b = string). Also, you return eachName.getText() but don’t return anything inside your function(unSorted).

Give it a try this way:

var ele = element.all(by.css('.company-network-list__header__income.ng-scope .ng-binding.ng-scope'));
var b =[] , m=[], k=[];
ele.each(function(eachName) {
	eachName.getText().then(function(unSorted) {
if(unSorted === 'B'){
     b.push(unSorted);
}
else if(unSorted ==='M'){
   m.push(unSorted);
}
else{
  k.push(unSorted);
}
});
});

Hope it helps and don’t forget to use StackOverflow for future questions.