Element Attributes

The XCUITest driver supports the following element attributes:

Name	Description	Example
name	Could contain either element's identifier or its label, depending on which one is available first. Could also be null. It is recommended to prefer the usage of accessibilityIdentifier over accessibilityLabel for automation purposes, since the identifier property is supposed to stay constant under different locales and does not affect accessibility services such as VoiceOver. In applications written using ReactNative framework this attribute reflects the value of the testID property.	hello
label	Element's label value. Could be null. Since XCUITest driver 4.7.3 (WebDriverAgent 4.8.0), the behavior of this value was better aligned with XCTest, so it could include line breaks (\n). Before this version, line breaks were replaced by spaces.	hello, hello\nworld
type	Element's type name	XCUIElementTypeButton
visible	Whether the element is visible. This value is not available in the "vanilla" XCTest and is read directly from the accessibility layer	false
focused	Whether the element is focused. Before driver version 4.25.4, this was only available for tvOS.	true
accessible	Whether the element is accessible. This value is not available in the "vanilla" XCTest and is read directly from the accessibility layer	true
enabled	Whether the element is enabled.	false
selected	Whether the element is selected	false
index	Element's index in the hierarchy relatively to its parent. Only available since Appium 1.20.0. Indexing starts from 0.	2
rect	Element's rectangle. The actual data of this attribute is based on element's frame.	{'x': 0, 'y': 0, 'width': 100, 'height': 100}
value	Element's value. This is a complex attribute, whose calculation algorithm depends on the actual element type. Check WebDriverAgent sources to know more about how it is compiled (method - (NSString *)wdValue). Could be null	hello
hittable	Whether the element is hittable. This attribute is not included into the XML page source due to performance reasons, although you can use it in element locators or fetch its value using getAttribute API. Available since driver version 4.35.	true