How to use firefox.open method in Cypress

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open-request-in-tab.js

Source: open-request-in-tab.js Github

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1/​* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public2 * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this3 * file, You can obtain one at http:/​/​mozilla.org/​MPL/​2.0/​. */​4/​/​ This file is a chrome-API-free version of the module5/​/​ devtools/​client/​netmonitor/​src/​utils/​firefox/​open-request-in-tab.js, so that6/​/​ it can be used in Chrome-API-free applications, such as the Launchpad. But7/​/​ because of this, it cannot take advantage of utilizing chrome APIs and should8/​/​ implement the similar functionalities on its own.9/​/​10/​/​ Please keep in mind that if the feature in this file has changed, don't11/​/​ forget to also change that accordingly in12/​/​ devtools/​client/​netmonitor/​src/​utils/​firefox/​open-request-in-tab.js.13"use strict";14loader.lazyRequireGetter(15 this,16 "openContentLink",17 "devtools/​client/​shared/​link",18 true19);20/​**21 * Opens given request in a new tab.22 *23 * For POST request supports application/​x-www-form-urlencoded content-type only.24 */​25function openRequestInTab(url, requestHeaders, requestPostData) {26 if (!requestPostData) {27 openContentLink(url, { relatedToCurrent: true });28 } else {29 openPostRequestInTabHelper({30 url,31 data: requestPostData.postData,32 });33 }34}35function openPostRequestInTabHelper({ url, data }) {36 const form = document.createElement("form");37 form.target = "_blank";38 form.action = url;39 form.method = "post";40 if (data) {41 for (const key in data) {42 const input = document.createElement("input");43 input.name = key;44 input.value = data[key];45 form.appendChild(input);46 }47 }48 form.hidden = true;49 document.body.appendChild(form);50 form.submit();51 form.remove();52}53module.exports = {54 openRequestInTab,...

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local-firefox.js

Source: local-firefox.js Github

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1import OS from 'os-family';2import browserTools from 'testcafe-browser-tools';3import { killBrowserProcess } from '../​../​../​../​../​utils/​process';4import BrowserStarter from '../​../​../​utils/​browser-starter';5const browserStarter = new BrowserStarter();6function correctOpenParametersForMac (parameters) {7 parameters.macOpenCmdTemplate = parameters.macOpenCmdTemplate8 .replace('open', 'open -n')9 .replace(' {{{pageUrl}}}', '');10 parameters.macOpenCmdTemplate += ' {{{pageUrl}}}';11}12function buildFirefoxArgs (config, platformArgs, { marionettePort, tempProfileDir }) {13 return []14 .concat(15 marionettePort ? ['-marionette'] : [],16 !config.userProfile ? ['-no-remote', '-new-instance', `-profile "${tempProfileDir.path}"`] : [],17 config.headless ? ['-headless'] : [],18 config.userArgs ? [config.userArgs] : [],19 platformArgs ? [platformArgs] : []20 )21 .join(' ');22}23export async function start (pageUrl, runtimeInfo) {24 const { browserName, config } = runtimeInfo;25 const firefoxInfo = await browserTools.getBrowserInfo(config.path || browserName);26 const firefoxOpenParameters = Object.assign({}, firefoxInfo);27 if (OS.mac && !config.userProfile)28 correctOpenParametersForMac(firefoxOpenParameters);29 firefoxOpenParameters.cmd = buildFirefoxArgs(config, firefoxOpenParameters.cmd, runtimeInfo, runtimeInfo.newInstance);30 await browserStarter.startBrowser(firefoxOpenParameters, pageUrl);31}32export async function stop ({ browserId }) {33 await killBrowserProcess(browserId);...

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finicky.js

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1module.exports = {2 defaultBrowser: 'Firefox',3 rewrite: [],4 handlers: [5 {6 /​/​ Open google search link from Spotlight in Firefox7 match: ({ sourceBundleIdentifier }) =>8 sourceBundleIdentifier === 'com.apple.Spotlight',9 browser: 'Firefox'10 },11 {12 /​/​ Open apple.com and example.org urls in Safari13 match: ['apple.com*', 'icloud.com'],14 browser: 'Safari',15 },16 {17 /​/​ Open any url that includes the string "workplace" in Firefox18 match: /​workplace/​,19 browser: 'Firefox',20 },21 {22 /​/​ Open google.com and *.google.com urls in Google Chrome23 match: [24 'google.com*', /​/​ match google.com domain as string (to make regular expression less complicated)25 '*.google.com*', /​/​ match all google.com subdomains26 ],27 browser: {28 name: 'Google Chrome',29/​/​ profile: 'sn1115'30 }31 },32 {33 match: finicky.matchDomains(/​.*\.zoom.us/​), 34 browser: 'us.zoom.xos',35 },36 ],...

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1import 'cypress-firefox-webext'2describe('My First Test', () => {3 it('Does not do much!', () => {4 cy.get('#query-btn').click()5 cy.get('.query-list').contains('animation')6 cy.firefox.open()7 })8})9const firefox = require('cypress-firefox-webext')10module.exports = (on, config) => {11 on('before:browser:launch', (browser = {}, launchOptions) => {12 firefox(browser, launchOptions)13 })14}15import 'cypress-firefox-webext'

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1describe('Open a Firefox browser', function() {2 it('Open Firefox', function() {3 cy.title().should('eq', 'Google')4 })5})6describe('Launch a Firefox browser', function() {7 it('Launch Firefox', function() {8 cy.title().should('eq', 'Google')9 })10})11describe('Launch a Firefox browser', function() {12 it('Launch Firefox', function() {13 cy.title().should('eq', 'Google')14 })15})

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1describe('test', function() {2 it('test', function() {3 cy.window().then(win => {4 })5 cy.get('body').type('{ctrl}w')6 cy.get('body').type('{ctrl}w')7 })8})

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1describe('Test for opening and closing a tab using Cypress', function() {2 it('Opens and closes a tab', function() {3 cy.title().should('include', 'Kitchen Sink')4 cy.url().should('include', 'commands/​windows')5 cy.get('#opentab').click()6 cy.title().should('include', 'Kitchen Sink')7 cy.url().should('include', 'commands/​windows')8 cy.get('h3').should('include', 'Opening a new ta

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1const cypress = require('cypress');2var firefox = require('selenium-webdriver/​firefox');3var webdriver = require('selenium-webdriver');4var driver = new webdriver.Builder().forBrowser('firefox').build();5cypress.open({6 config: {7 }8})9.then((instance) => {10 instance.close()11})12.then(() => {13 driver.quit();14 console.log("The browser has been closed");15 process.exit();16})17.catch((err) => {18 console.error(err)19 process.exit(1)20})

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You could use { force: true } like:

cy.get("YOUR_SELECTOR").click({ force: true });

but this might not solve it ! The problem might be more complex, that's why check below

My solution:

cy.get("YOUR_SELECTOR").trigger("click");

Explanation:

In my case, I needed to watch a bit deeper what's going on. I started by pin the click action like this:

enter image description here

Then watch the console, and you should see something like: enter image description here

Now click on line Mouse Events, it should display a table: enter image description here

So basically, when Cypress executes the click function, it triggers all those events but somehow my component behave the way that it is detached the moment where click event is triggered.

So I just simplified the click by doing:

cy.get("YOUR_SELECTOR").trigger("click");

And it worked ????

Hope this will fix your issue or at least help you debug and understand what's wrong.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51254946/cypress-does-not-always-executes-click-on-element

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