cypress

问题 We have an application that polls the server periodically until a task is completed. We fire a global event so that Cypress can catch and find out if the task is finished but we had trouble using document.addEventListener on Cypress. Here's what we're doing: document.addEventListener('queryEnd', () => { cy.get('.chart').should('be.visible') cy.get('.table').should('be.visible') }) However; when we use it in a spec, it doesn't work expected and we're not able to catch it. Also, Cypress doesn't

问题 We have an application that polls the server periodically until a task is completed. We fire a global event so that Cypress can catch and find out if the task is finished but we had trouble using document.addEventListener on Cypress. Here's what we're doing: document.addEventListener('queryEnd', () => { cy.get('.chart').should('be.visible') cy.get('.table').should('be.visible') }) However; when we use it in a spec, it doesn't work expected and we're not able to catch it. Also, Cypress doesn't

问题 I'm developing a testing tool using Cypress for a webpage that is currently live. The problem is that sometimes I get a modal showing the new features, events, etc.; and this breaks the remaining tests. I already tried to close the modal as soon as I login (which is one of the previous tests), but this leads the login test to fail. I was wondering if there is a way to make the test ignore the last 2 instructions from the code below, wether or not they are visible. it('Visits habitica and

问题 When using cypress.io to test an angular web page, whats the best / most reliable way to detect when the page is fully loaded and idle. Not just the onload event. Needs to include all XHR requests, angular digest cycles complete and all rendering complete including all animations complete. The reason is that at this point I want to test that the page does NOT contain an element and cant test that until all the above is fully complete. 回答1: You can make Cypress wait for any request to complete

问题 When using cypress.io to test an angular web page, whats the best / most reliable way to detect when the page is fully loaded and idle. Not just the onload event. Needs to include all XHR requests, angular digest cycles complete and all rendering complete including all animations complete. The reason is that at this point I want to test that the page does NOT contain an element and cant test that until all the above is fully complete. 回答1: You can make Cypress wait for any request to complete

问题 I am struggling to test drag and drop with Cypress and Angular Material Drag and Drop. So the goal is to move "Get to work" from Todo to Done. I have created the following test, that should make it easy for you to reproduce: You can play with the Stackblitz here. describe('Trying to implement drag-n-drop', () => { before(() => { Cypress.config('baseUrl', null); cy.viewport(1000, 600); cy.visit('https://angular-oxkc7l-zirwfs.stackblitz.io') .url().should('contain', 'angular') .get('h2').should

问题 The Cypress docs say you can Expose data stores (like in Redux) so you can programmatically alter the state of your application directly from your test code. I also watched a course on testing by Mr. Kent C. Dodds where he mentions a redux store could be initialized with existing data in Cypress (before or within tests, not sure) I went through pretty much all the docs and googled and I just can't find any references or examples of actually doing this other than it being mentioned as one of

问题 The Cypress docs say you can Expose data stores (like in Redux) so you can programmatically alter the state of your application directly from your test code. I also watched a course on testing by Mr. Kent C. Dodds where he mentions a redux store could be initialized with existing data in Cypress (before or within tests, not sure) I went through pretty much all the docs and googled and I just can't find any references or examples of actually doing this other than it being mentioned as one of

问题 So I have two values on a page that I need to compare and as per the result perform some actions. //First Block cy.get('selctor1').invoke('text').then(somevalue => { cy.get('selector2').should('have.text', somevalue).then(() => { #Do Something when equal }) }) //Second Block cy.get('selctor1').invoke('text').then(somevalue => { cy.get('selector2').should('not.have.text', somevalue).then(() => { #Do Something when not equal }) }) So for the positive case when both values are equal everything

问题 so i still have the same problem, but this time, my code is not the problem, at least i think so My Code: import * as LogConst from 'C:\\Users\\Kristi\\Desktop\\BATests\\tests\\cypress\\fixtures\\Login_Data.json' describe('all testcases hopefully', function () { before(function () { cy.clearLocalStorage(); cy.clearCookies(); }); it('loading', function () { cy.visit('https://' + LogConst.server.name + ':' + LogConst.server.password + '@dev.capitalpioneers.de/'); cy.request({ method: 'POST',