Styjun

After I register a user a sweet alert comes out saying whether i was successful or not. I am not able to assert the same using protractor.

I've tried the answers in the related older posts, searched for documentations, found none.

My spec is:

 it('should go to login page, navigate to register page and register new user', async () => 
 const loginButton = element(by.id('loginButton'));
 await loginButton.click();
 const registerUserButton = element(by.id('registerUserButton'));
 await registerUserButton.click();
 // register page
 const name = element(by.id('usersName'));
 const password = element(by.id('password'));
 const confirmPassword = element(by.id('confirmPassword'));
 const email = element(by.id('email'));
 const number = element(by.id('number'));
 const gender = element(by.id('gender'));
 const submitButton = element(by.id('submitButton'));
 // giving values to form data input fields
 await name.sendKeys('testUser');
 await password.sendKeys('testUser123');
 await confirmPassword.sendKeys('testUser123');
 await email.sendKeys(new Date().toDateString().split(' ').join('') + new Date().getTime() + '@gmail.com');
 await number.sendKeys('9712312323');
 await gender.sendKeys('male');
 await submitButton.click();

 // checking alert
 const alertDialog = await browser.driver.switchTo().alert();
 expect(await alertDialog.getText()).toEqual('Success!! You've successfully registered');
 );

the sweetalert code is :

 Swal.fire(
 type: 'success',
 title: 'Success!! You've successfully registered',
 text: 'You're provided with 50 free loyalty points. Welcome to Star Hotel',
 timer: 50000,
 confirmButtonText: 'Cool'
 );

Error:
- Failed: no such alert
(Session info: chrome=73.0.3683.86)
(Driver info: chromedriver=2.46.628402 (536cd7adbad73a3783fdc2cab92ab2ba7ec361e1),platform=Windows NT 10.0.17134 x86_64)

But the automation takes place fine and the user gets registered and an alert does pop out with the given successful message.
I didn't find any material regarding using locators for sweet alerts, but i am assuming at the core it is still javascript alert.