Automatic wait until network is silent

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Hi All,
I recently started to use rf-browser library. I wonder if there is some way how to wait until network is silent before action.

For selenium we were using ‘Event firing webdriver’ that was doing before_find hook with:

        WebDriverWait(
            driver, local_timeout, poll_frq,
            ignored_exceptions=[TimeoutException]).until(
            lambda x: driver.execute_script(
                "return angular.element(document).injector().get('$http')"
                ".pendingRequests.length === 0"))

So this was waiting before any action to network become silent.
I found out that, playwright/browser does not do this because while testing I found that there was ‘loading gear’ on my screen and browser was doing its work.

Problem is that our app do not blank/disable screen while it is loading, It just simple shows small rotating gear at the top left corner, so the automatic waiting of browser/playwright find that element is ready to work with.

Is there any way how to run this waiting automatically before each element interaction?

Thanks

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Hi Tomas,

Is this what you are after: Wait Until Network Is Idle ?

Dave.

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Hi,
I know that keyword, but I need it to run before every element interaction. Something like that selenium event firing webdriver. I don’t want to put this keyword into every keyword I have available. It does not make sense to me. So I’m looking for some ‘automatic way’ how to wait for network idle at the library level.

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Ok I’m not an expert on Browser Library, I don’t know any way to do it automatically.

hopefully someone can answer your question.

Dave.

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