How to use Tween method in Cypress

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...104 assert.expect( 13 );105 var testObject = { test: 100 },106 testOptions = { duration: 100 },107 tween, easingSpy;108 tween = jQuery.Tween( testObject, testOptions, "test", 0, "linear" );109 assert.equal( tween.elem, testObject, "Sets .element" );110 assert.equal( tween.options, testOptions, "sets .options" );111 assert.equal( tween.prop, "test", "sets .prop" );112 assert.equal( tween.end, 0, "sets .end" );113 assert.equal( tween.easing, "linear", "sets .easing when provided" );114 assert.equal( tween.start, 100, "Reads .start value during construction" );115 assert.equal( tween.now, 100, "Reads .now value during construction" );116 easingSpy = this.sandbox.spy( jQuery.easing, "linear" );117 assert.equal( tween.run( 0.1 ), tween, ".run() returns this" );118 assert.equal( tween.now, 90, "Calculated tween" );119 assert.ok( easingSpy.calledWith( 0.1, 0.1 * testOptions.duration, 0, 1, testOptions.duration ),120 "...using jQuery.easing.linear with back-compat arguments" );121 assert.equal( testObject.test, 90, "Set value" );122 tween.run( 1 );123 assert.equal( testObject.test, 0, "Checking another value" );124 tween.run( 0 );125 assert.equal( testObject.test, 100, "Can even go back in time" );126} );127QUnit.test( "jQuery.Tween - Element", function( assert ) {128 assert.expect( 15 );129 var testElement = jQuery( "<div>" ).css( "height", 100 )[ 0 ],130 testOptions = { duration: 100 },131 tween, easingSpy, eased;132 tween = jQuery.Tween( testElement, testOptions, "height", 0 );133 assert.equal( tween.elem, testElement, "Sets .element" );134 assert.equal( tween.options, testOptions, "sets .options" );135 assert.equal( tween.prop, "height", "sets .prop" );136 assert.equal( tween.end, 0, "sets .end" );137 assert.equal(138 tween.easing,139 jQuery.easing._default,140 "sets .easing to default when not provided"141 );142 assert.equal( tween.unit, "px", "sets .unit to px when not provided" );143 assert.equal( tween.start, 100, "Reads .start value during construction" );144 assert.equal( tween.now, 100, "Reads .now value during construction" );145 easingSpy = this.sandbox.spy( jQuery.easing, "swing" );146 assert.equal( tween.run( 0.1 ), tween, ".run() returns this" );147 assert.equal( tween.pos, jQuery.easing.swing( 0.1 ), "set .pos" );148 eased = 100 - ( jQuery.easing.swing( 0.1 ) * 100 );149 assert.equal( tween.now, eased, "Calculated tween" );150 assert.ok(151 easingSpy.calledWith( 0.1, 0.1 * testOptions.duration, 0, 1, testOptions.duration ),152 "...using jQuery.easing.linear with back-compat arguments"153 );154 assert.equal(155 parseFloat( testElement.style.height ).toFixed( 2 ),156 eased.toFixed( 2 ), "Set value"157 );158 tween.run( 1 );159 assert.equal( testElement.style.height, "0px", "Checking another value" );160 tween.run( 0 );161 assert.equal( testElement.style.height, "100px", "Can even go back in time" );162} );163QUnit.test( "jQuery.Tween - No duration", function( assert ) {164 assert.expect( 3 );165 var testObject = { test: 100 },166 testOptions = { duration: 0 },167 tween, easingSpy;168 tween = jQuery.Tween( testObject, testOptions, "test", 0 );169 easingSpy = this.sandbox.spy( jQuery.easing, "swing" );170 tween.run( 0.5 );171 assert.equal( tween.pos, 0.5, "set .pos correctly" );172 assert.equal( testObject.test, 50, "set value on object correctly" );173 assert.equal( easingSpy.callCount, 0, "didn't ease the value" );174} );175QUnit.test( "jQuery.Tween - step function option", function( assert ) {176 assert.expect( 4 );177 var testObject = { test: 100 },178 testOptions = { duration: 100, step: this.sandbox.spy() },179 tween, propHookSpy;180 propHookSpy = this.sandbox.spy( jQuery.Tween.propHooks._default, "set" );181 tween = jQuery.Tween( testObject, testOptions, "test", 0, "linear" );182 assert.equal( testOptions.step.callCount, 0, "didn't call step on create" );183 tween.run( 0.5 );184 assert.ok(185 testOptions.step.calledOn( testObject ),186 "Called step function in context of animated object"187 );188 assert.ok(189 testOptions.step.calledWith( 50, tween ),190 "Called step function with correct parameters"191 );192 assert.ok(193 testOptions.step.calledBefore( propHookSpy ),194 "Called step function before calling propHook.set"195 );196} );197QUnit.test( "jQuery.Tween - custom propHooks", function( assert ) {198 assert.expect( 3 );199 var testObject = {},200 testOptions = { duration: 100, step: this.sandbox.spy() },201 propHook = {202 get: sinon.stub().returns( 100 ),203 set: sinon.stub()204 },205 tween;206 jQuery.Tween.propHooks.testHooked = propHook;207 tween = jQuery.Tween( testObject, testOptions, "testHooked", 0, "linear" );208 assert.ok( propHook.get.calledWith( tween ), "called propHook.get on create" );209 assert.equal( tween.now, 100, "Used return value from propHook.get" );210 tween.run( 0.5 );211 assert.ok(212 propHook.set.calledWith( tween ),213 "Called propHook.set function with correct parameters"214 );215 delete jQuery.Tween.propHooks.testHooked;216} );217QUnit.test( "jQuery.Tween - custom propHooks - advanced values", function( assert ) {218 assert.expect( 5 );219 var testObject = {},220 testOptions = { duration: 100, step: this.sandbox.spy() },221 propHook = {222 get: sinon.stub().returns( [ 0, 0 ] ),223 set: sinon.spy()224 },225 tween;226 jQuery.Tween.propHooks.testHooked = propHook;227 tween = jQuery.Tween( testObject, testOptions, "testHooked", [ 1, 1 ], "linear" );228 assert.ok( propHook.get.calledWith( tween ), "called propHook.get on create" );229 assert.deepEqual( tween.start, [ 0, 0 ], "Used return value from get" );230 tween.run( 0.5 );231 /​/​ Some day this NaN assumption might change - perhaps add a "calc" helper to the hooks?232 assert.ok( isNaN( tween.now ), "Used return value from propHook.get" );233 assert.equal( tween.pos, 0.5, "But the eased percent is still available" );234 assert.ok(235 propHook.set.calledWith( tween ),236 "Called propHook.set function with correct parameters"237 );238 delete jQuery.Tween.propHooks.testHooked;239} );...

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1describe('My First Test', () => {2 it('Visits the Kitchen Sink', () => {3 cy.contains('type').click()4 cy.url().should('include', '/​commands/​actions')5 cy.get('.action-email')6 .type('

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1describe('My First Test', function() {2 it('Does not do much!', function() {3 expect(true).to.equal(true)4 })5 it('Does not do much!', function() {6 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(1) > .nav-link').click()7 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(2) > .nav-link').click()8 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(3) > .nav-link').click()9 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(4) > .nav-link').click()10 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(5) > .nav-link').click()11 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(6) > .nav-link').click()12 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(7) > .nav-link').click()13 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(8) > .nav-link').click()14 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(9) > .nav-link').click()15 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(10) > .nav-link').click()16 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(11) > .nav-link').click()17 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(12) > .nav-link').click()18 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(13) > .nav-link').click()19 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(14) > .nav-link').click()20 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(15) > .nav-link').click()21 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(16) > .nav-link').click()22 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(17) > .nav-link').click()23 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(18) > .nav-link').click()24 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(19) > .nav-link').click()25 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(20) > .nav-link').click()26 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(21) > .nav-link').click()27 cy.get('.navbar-nav > :nth-child(22) > .nav-link').click()28 cy.get('.navbar-nav >

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1describe('Test', () => {2 it('test', () => {3 cy.get('.query-btn').click()4 cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.class', 'btn-primary')5 cy.get('.query-btn').then(($btn) => {6 const x = $btn[0].getBoundingClientRect().x7 const y = $btn[0].getBoundingClientRect().y8 cy.wrap($btn).trigger('mousedown', { which: 1, pageX: x, pageY: y })9 cy.wrap($btn).trigger('mousemove', { which: 1, pageX: x + 100, pageY: y })10 cy.wrap($btn).trigger('mouseup', { force: true })11 })12 })13})14Cypress.Commands.add('tween', { prevSubject: 'element' }, (subject, x, y) => {15 const rect = subject[0].getBoundingClientRect()16 const tween = new win.Tween({17 })18 tween.to({ x: endX, y: endY }, 1000)19 tween.onUpdate((obj) => {20 subject[0].dispatchEvent(new win.MouseEvent('mousemove', {21 }))22 })23 tween.start()24})25describe('Test', () => {26 it('test', () => {27 cy.get('.query-btn').click()28 cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.class', 'btn-primary')29 cy.get('.query-btn').tween(100, 0)30 })31})32Cypress.Commands.add('tween', { prevSubject: 'element' }, (subject, x, y) => {

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1import { TweenMax } from 'gsap';2Cypress.Commands.add('tween', { prevSubject: true }, (subject, options) => {3 return new Cypress.Promise((resolve, reject) => {4 TweenMax.to(subject, 0.2, {5 onComplete: () => {6 resolve(subject);7 }8 });9 });10});11describe('test', () => {12 it('test', () => {13 cy.get('.query-btn').tween({ x: 100, y: 100 });14 });15});16{17}18"devDependencies": {19}20import Vue from 'vue'21import Vuetify from 'vuetify/​lib'22Vue.use(Vuetify)23import Vue from 'vue'24import Vuetify from 'vuetify/​lib'25Vue.use(Vuetify)26Vue.prototype.$vuetify = new Vuetify()27import Vue from 'vue'28import Vuetify from 'vuet

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1Cypress.Commands.add("Tween", (element, duration, props) => {2 .window()3 .then((win) => {4 return new Cypress.Promise((resolve, reject) => {5 win.TweenLite.to(element, duration, {6 });7 });8 })9 .then((element) => cy.wrap(element));10});11Cypress.Commands.add("Tween", (element, duration, props) => {12 .window()13 .then((win) => {14 return new Cypress.Promise((resolve, reject) => {15 win.TweenLite.to(element, duration, {16 });17 });18 })19 .then((element) => cy.wrap(element));20});21Cypress.Commands.add("Tween", (element, duration, props) => {22 .window()23 .then((win) => {24 return new Cypress.Promise((resolve, reject) => {25 win.TweenLite.to(element, duration, {26 });27 });28 })29 .then((element) => cy.wrap(element));30});31Cypress.Commands.add("Tween", (element, duration, props) => {32 .window()33 .then((win) => {34 return new Cypress.Promise((resolve, reject) => {35 win.TweenLite.to(element, duration, {

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Basically when you say import file from '../fixtures/filepath/file.json' you can use the imported file in any of methods in the particular javascript file. Whereas if you say cy.fixture(file.json), then the fixture context will remain within that cy.fixture block and you cannot access anywhere/outside of that cy.fixture block. Please go through the below code and you will understand the significance of it.

I recommend to use import file from '../fixtures/filepath/file.json'

For example. Run the below code to understand.

import fixtureFile from './../fixtures/userData.json';
describe('$ suite', () => {
  it('Filedata prints only in cy.fixture block', () => {
    cy.fixture('userData.json').then(fileData => {
      cy.log(JSON.stringify(fileData)); // You can access fileData only in this block.
    })
    cy.log(JSON.stringify(fileData)); //This says error because you are accessing out of cypress fixture context
  })

  it('This will print file data with import', () => {
    cy.log(JSON.stringify(fixtureFile));
  })

  it('This will also print file data with import', () => {
    cy.log(JSON.stringify(fixtureFile));
  })
});
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62663074/what-is-the-difference-between-import-and-cy-fixture-in-cypress-tests

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