PageLoader
summary
Page loader is a Google‑internal framework tied to juice that replaces PageFactory boilerplate by injecting driver and loader into page objects and blocking until annotated elements are present and visible (default timeout waits five seconds by default). It adds custom finder annotations (implement findElement/findElements), hierarchical scoped components, list population for dynamic rows, parent links, and explicit lazy fields that don’t block and reload on each get. Teams report it reduces boilerplate and models dynamic pages reliably; open source planned.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:14Guice integration
- 5:51Hierarchical Page Objects
- 9:10Lazily-loaded elements
- 10:58Access to containing object
- 14:20Custom annotations
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