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I am writing a Cypress test to log into a website. There are username and password fields and a Submit button. Mostly logins are straightforward, but sometimes a warning dialog appears first that has to be dismissed. I tried this: cy.get('#login-username').type('username'); cy.get('#login-password').type(`password{enter}`); // Check for a possible warning dialog and dismiss it if (cy.get('.warning')) { cy.get('#warn-dialog-submit').click(); } which works fine, except that the test fails if the warning doesn't appear: CypressError: Timed out retrying: Expected to find element: '.warning', but

While using jest on its own the corresponding typescript definitions got detected right after installing @types/jest . I then started to implement integration tests with cypress. Since cypress is using mocha, I now incorrectly see references of mocha type definitions inside my jest tests. In fact, a number of overlapping type definitions are detected. For instance, describe seems to be defined in a number of files. I even tried to implement my own typing for describe pointing to jest. Unfortunately, every single time mocha "wins". How can I specify the order of precedence when multiple

Has anyone had much experience of generating good detailed reports from Cypress tests using Mochawesome as the report engine? I've followed the info on the Mochawesome GIT page but what I get is rather dull!! I'd like to be able to include the odd screen-shot and the output from the assertions - here's the current cypress.json file...... { "projectId": "haw8v6", "baseUrl": "https://obmng.dbm.guestline.net/", "chromeWebSecurity": false, "reporter" : "mochawesome", "reporterOptions" : { "reportFilename" : "DBM Smoke-Test", "overwrite": true, "inline": true } } I've been toying with var

I am exploring Cypress for e2e testing, looks like great software. The problem is Authentication, the Cypress documentation explains why using the UI is very bad here . So I tried looking at the network tap of my application, to see if I could create a POST request to the firebase API, and authenticate without using the GUI. But I can see that there at least 2 request fired, and token saved to application storage. So what approach should I use? Authenticate with the UI of my application, and instruct Cybress not to touch the local storage Keep experimenting with a way of sending the correct

I'm starting to learn Cypress. I have a 4 row table (with a class of datatable). I can verify the number of rows this way: cy.get('.datatable').find('tr').each(function(row, i){ expect(i).to.be.lessThan(4) }) This is fine, but it seems awkward, since I just want to count the length and don't really need to access the stuff in the rows, and I assume it's faster to do one thing than do 4 things. If I log the selection (not sure what else to call it): cy.log(cy.get('.datatable').find('tr')) it comes out as [object Object] and I'm not quite sure how to deconstruct that, which suggests to me that I

I have a form that looks something like this: <form class="col s12" materialize [formGroup]="newUserForm"> ... <div class="row"> <div class="input-field col m4 s12"> <select formControlName="genderBound" materialize="material_select" id="gender" name="test"> <option value="" disabled selected name="chooseGender">Choose gender</option> <option *ngFor="let gender of genders">{{gender}}</option> </select> <label for="gender">Gender</label> </div> ... When I try to use cypress to select the dropdown menu, it tells me that it's not visible. When I follow the explanatory URL that cypress provides,

I have been trying to test a stripe checkout form using cypress.io If anyone has managed to get this to work please let me know. I found a thread on the matter here https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/136 and based on this I came up with: cy.get('iframe.stripe_checkout_app') .wait(10000) .then($iframe => { const iframe = $iframe.contents() const myInput0 = iframe.find('input:eq(0)') const myInput1 = iframe.find('input:eq(1)') const myInput2 = iframe.find('input:eq(2)') const myButton = iframe.find('button') cy .wrap(myInput0) .invoke('val', 4000056655665556) .trigger('change') cy

I want to login and set a localStorage token on the client (specifically jwt ) How can I accomplish this using cy.request , as suggested in the Cypress Documentation? Here's an example of adding a command cy.login() that you can use in any Cypress test, or put in a beforeEach hook. Cypress.Commands.add('login', () => { cy.request({ method: 'POST', url: 'http://localhost:3000/api/users/login', body: { user: { email: 'jake@jake.jake', password: 'jakejake', } } }) .then((resp) => { window.localStorage.setItem('jwt', resp.body.user.token) }) }) Then in your test: beforeEach(() => { cy.login() }) I

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