Best JavaScript code snippet using cypress
ca.js
Source: ca.js
...200 certServer.sign(this.CAkeys.privateKey, Forge.md.sha256.create())201 const certPem = pki.certificateToPem(certServer)202 const keyPrivatePem = pki.privateKeyToPem(keysServer.privateKey)203 const keyPublicPem = pki.publicKeyToPem(keysServer.publicKey)204 const baseFilename = hostnameToFilename(mainHost)205 return Promise.all([206 fs.outputFileAsync(this.getCertPath(baseFilename), certPem),207 fs.outputFileAsync(this.getPrivateKeyPath(baseFilename), keyPrivatePem),208 fs.outputFileAsync(this.getPublicKeyPath(baseFilename), keyPublicPem),209 ])210 .return([certPem, keyPrivatePem])211 }212 clearDataForHostname (hostname) {213 const baseFilename = hostnameToFilename(hostname)214 return Promise.all([215 fs.remove(this.getCertPath(baseFilename)),216 fs.remove(this.getPrivateKeyPath(baseFilename)),217 fs.remove(this.getPublicKeyPath(baseFilename)),218 ])219 }220 getCertificateKeysForHostname (hostname) {221 const baseFilename = hostnameToFilename(hostname)222 return Promise.all([223 fs.readFileAsync(this.getCertPath(baseFilename)),224 fs.readFileAsync(this.getPrivateKeyPath(baseFilename)),225 ])226 }227 getPrivateKeyPath (baseFilename) {228 return path.join(this.keysFolder, `${baseFilename}.key`)229 }230 getPublicKeyPath (baseFilename) {231 return path.join(this.keysFolder, `${baseFilename}.public.key`)232 }233 getCertPath (baseFilename) {234 return path.join(this.certsFolder, `${baseFilename}.pem`)235 }...
Using AI Code Generation
1cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');2cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');3cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');4cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');5cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');6cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');7cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');8cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');9cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');10cy.fixture(Cypress.env('hostnameToFilename')('test.json')).as('testData');
Using AI Code Generation
1const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')2const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')3const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')4const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')5const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')6const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')7const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')8const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')9const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')10const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')11const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress/lib/util/url')
Using AI Code Generation
1cy.task('hostnameToFilename', 'www.example.com').then((filename) => {2 cy.log(filename);3});4module.exports = (on, config) => {5 on('task', {6 hostnameToFilename(hostname) {7 return hostname.replace('.', '_');8 }9 });10};
Using AI Code Generation
1var hostnameToFilename = require('cypress/lib/util/hostname_to_filename')2var filename = hostnameToFilename('www.google.com')3console.log(filename)4describe('Test', () => {5 it('Test', () => {6 cy.screenshot()7 })8})
Using AI Code Generation
1 cy.log(filename)2})3const { hostnameToFilename } = require('cypress-filename-tools')4module.exports = (on, config) => {5 on('task', {6 })7}8import { hostnameToFilename } from 'cypress-filename-tools'9Cypress.Commands.add('hostnameToFilename', (hostname) => {10 return hostnameToFilename(hostname)11})12 cy.log(filename)13})14hostnameToFilename(hostname)15hostnameToFilename('example.com')16hostnameToFilename('www.example.com')17hostnameToFilename('subdomain.example.com')18hostnameToFilename('subdomain1.subdomain2.subdomain3.example.com')19hostnameToFilename('example.com/path/to/page')20hostnameToFilename('example.com/path/to/page?query=string')21hostnameToFilename('example.com/path/to/page#hash')22hostnameToFilename('example.com?query=string')23hostnameToFilename('example.com#hash')24hostnameToFilename('example.com?query=string#hash')25hostnameToFilename('example.com/?query=string#hash')26hostnameToFilename('example.com/?query=string&query2=string2#hash')27hostnameToFilename('example.com/path/to/page?query
Using AI Code Generation
1cy.log('Current hostname is: ' + Cypress.config().baseUrl);2cy.log('Current hostname as filename is: ' + Cypress.config().baseUrl.replace(/[\W_]+/g, "_"));3cy.log('Current hostname and port is: ' + Cypress.config().baseUrl + ':' + Cypress.config().port);4cy.log('Current hostname and port as filename is: ' + Cypress.config().baseUrl.replace(/[\W_]+/g, "_") + Cypress.config().port);5{6}7cy.log('Current hostname is: ' + Cypress.config().baseUrl);8cy.log('Current hostname as filename is: ' + Cypress.config().baseUrl.replace(/[\W_]+/g, "_"));9cy.log('Current hostname and port is: ' + Cypress.config().baseUrl + ':' + Cypress.config().port);10cy.log('Current hostname and port as filename is: ' + Cypress.config().baseUrl.replace(/[\W_]+/g, "_") + Cypress.config().port);11{12}
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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));
})
});
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