In a nutshell
The isFile() function checks whether a specified input can be treated as a valid file object. It returns True if the input is a valid file and False otherwise. It is particularly useful before calling file functions such as getFileContent() or getFileSize(), where passing an invalid input would cause errors during test execution. 1. Overview
The isFile() function checks whether the input is a valid file object. It returns a boolean value (true or false) based on whether the specified input can be treated as a file. This is especially useful before performing further file operations to avoid errors in test execution.
2. Syntax
<variable> = files.<fileObject>.isfile();
Parameter | Description |
<variable> | Defines the response returned by the isFile() function. It represents a Boolean value indicating the validity of the file. |
<fileObject> | Specifies the file object to be checked. This can be a file downloaded, invoked via URL, or loaded from saved files. |
3. Example