How to handle multiple browsers in a single js

[anon65824194]

I have the following assert that works perfectly in FF
.expect(Selector('.error').innerText).eql('Please enter a valid house number.')
However for that to work in Chrome I need to have a carriage return like so:
.expect(Selector('.error').innerText).eql('\nPlease enter a valid house number.\n')

With that said I looked around to see if there is a way for me to handle different execution on different browsers but was not able to find how to do it.
Any advice?
Thanks in advance.

[anon69099579]

Could you use .contains() instead of .eql()?

[anon65824194]

A good tip for sure but wondering if I could use something like
.executeOnFF(code)
.executeOnChome(code)
or something like that

[anon69099579]

Oh I see you need to verify that the returns are present... then why not just put the expected value in a variable that you set at the start of the test depending on the browser, and use that in the .eql() function?

[anon65824194]

that could work but how can i tell the compilator on how to detect what browser is being run?
Is there a method that returns the browser that is going to be used for testing?

[anon69099579]

See https://testcafe-discuss.devexpress.com/t/how-to-access-useragent-or-browser-alias-values-from-within-a-test/516/2

[anon65824194]

thank you sir. Exactly what I needed!