How to use setConfigEnv method in Cypress

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settings_spec.js

Source: settings_spec.js Github

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...171 expect(this.ipc.externalOpen).to.be.calledWithMatch({ url: 'https:/​/​on.cypress.io/​guides/​configuration' })172 })173 })174 it('displays null when env settings are empty or not defined', function () {175 this.ipc.openProject.resolves(setConfigEnv(this.config, undefined))176 this.ipc.onConfigChanged.yield()177 cy.contains('.line', 'env:null').then(() => {178 this.ipc.openProject.resolves(this.config)179 this.ipc.onConfigChanged.yield()180 cy.contains('.line', 'env:fileServerFolder')181 .then(() => {182 this.ipc.openProject.resolves(setConfigEnv(this.config, null))183 this.ipc.onConfigChanged.yield()184 cy.contains('.line', 'env:null').then(() => {185 this.ipc.openProject.resolves(this.config)186 this.ipc.onConfigChanged.yield()187 cy.contains('.line', 'env:fileServerFolder')188 .then(() => {189 this.ipc.openProject.resolves(setConfigEnv(this.config, {}))190 this.ipc.onConfigChanged.yield()191 cy.contains('.line', 'env:null')192 })193 })194 })195 })196 })197 it('displays env settings', () => {198 cy.get('@config').then(({ resolved }) => {199 const getEnvKeys = flow([200 get('env'),201 toPairs,202 map(([key]) => key),203 sortBy(get('')),...

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UI.js

Source: UI.js Github

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...177 */​178 setServiceEnv(uri) {179 if ((uri = this.push.getValidUri(uri))) {180 return this.push.service181 .setConfigEnv(uri)182 .then(() => {183 if (this.push.config.disableWatchOnEnvChange) {184 this.stopWatch();185 }186 })187 .catch(this.push.catchError);188 } else {189 utils.showLocalisedWarning('no_servicefile_context');190 }191 }192 /​**193 * @see Service#importConfig194 */​195 importConfig(uri) {...

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index.js

Source: index.js Github

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...26 } else if (socketPath) {27 config.docker = { socketPath, url: `unix:/​/​${socketPath}` };28 }29}30function setConfigEnv() {31 config.defaultLoc = path.join(os.homedir(), defaultConfigDirName);32 config.configLoc =33 getEnv('SWARM_PACK_CONFIG_FILE', '') ||34 path.join(config.defaultLoc, defaultConfigFileName);35 config.cacheDir = path.join(config.defaultLoc, defaultCacheDirName);36}37function persist() {38 const store = deepExtend({}, config);39 delete store.persist;40 fs.writeFileSync(config.configLoc, yaml.safeDump(store));41}42/​*43Call include config and call init() when ENV vars and config files are ready44Always45 - Load defaults within package?46 - Override defaults with anything below...?47 - Determine the "mode" of execution and make available in config helper (e.g. mode = CLI or mode = NPM)?48When installing globally (or run fist time from CLI)49 - create a ~/​.swarm-pack/​config with defaults50 - export SWARM_PACK_CONFIG_FILE=~/​.swarm-pack/​config51When swarm-pack executed from CLI52 - load file pointed at SWARM_PACK_CONFIG_FILE53 - then apply overrides from CLI args54When swarm-pack called from javascript interface (e.g. as npm dependency)55 - ignore SWARM_PACK_CONFIG_FILE56 - accept either { config } or { config_file } via method ( some sort of init pattern ?)57 - apply overrides at the method level58*/​59function init({ program, moduleConfig }) {60 /​/​ Load defaults61 const defaults = yaml.safeLoad(defaults_yaml);62 /​/​ Running from CLI63 if (program) {64 setConfigEnv();65 /​/​ Initialize swarm-pack config66 ensurePathExisted(config.cacheDir, true);67 /​/​ Create cache dir if it doesn't exist68 ensurePathExisted(config.configLoc);69 /​/​ Copy defaults.yml to config dir if doesn't exist70 if (isFileEmpty(config.configLoc)) {71 fs.outputFileSync(defaults_yaml, config.configLoc);72 }73 config = deepExtend(74 {},75 config,76 defaults,77 yaml.safeLoad(fs.readFileSync(config.configLoc))78 );...

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configManager.test.js

Source: configManager.test.js Github

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...3var baserequire = require('base-require');4var createConfigManager = baserequire('src/​config/​configManager');5var _configEnv;6test('configManager - getConfig - succeeds', function (t) {7 setConfigEnv(path.join(__dirname, 'test.config.json'));8 var expectedConfig = {9 'foo': [42, 44, 46],10 'bar': {11 'baz': 4812 }13 };14 var configManager = createConfigManager();15 t.deepEqual(configManager.getConfig().get(''), expectedConfig);16 restoreConfigEnv();17 t.end();18});19test('configManager - getConfig - env var not set', function (t) {20 setConfigEnv(null);21 delete process.env.VIDEOBACKUPPER_CONFIG;22 var configManager = createConfigManager();23 try {24 configManager.getConfig();25 } catch (e) {26 t.ok(e.message.includes('VIDEOBACKUPPER_CONFIG'));27 restoreConfigEnv();28 t.end();29 }30});31test('configManager - getConfig - file not found', function (t) {32 var invalidConfigPath = path.join(__dirname, 'not.found.config.json');33 setConfigEnv(invalidConfigPath);34 var configManager = createConfigManager();35 try {36 configManager.getConfig();37 t.fail('Should throw error for file not found');38 } catch (e) {39 t.ok(e.message.includes('Unable to read config file'));40 t.ok(e.message.includes(invalidConfigPath));41 restoreConfigEnv();42 t.end();43 }44});45test('configManager - getConfig - file is invalid json', function (t) {46 var configPath = path.join(__dirname, '/​invalid.config.json');47 setConfigEnv(configPath);48 var configManager = createConfigManager();49 try {50 configManager.getConfig();51 t.fail('Should throw error for invalid json');52 } catch (e) {53 t.ok(e.message.includes('Unable to read config file'));54 t.ok(e.message.includes(configPath));55 t.ok(e.message.includes('JSON input'));56 restoreConfigEnv();57 t.end();58 }59});60var nonObjectJsonFiles = [61 'string.config.json'62];63nonObjectJsonFiles.forEach(function (fileName, index) {64 test('configManager - getConfig - json is not an object #' + index, function (t) {65 var configPath = path.join(__dirname, fileName);66 setConfigEnv(configPath);67 var configManager = createConfigManager();68 try {69 configManager.getConfig();70 t.fail('Should throw error for non object json');71 } catch (e) {72 t.ok(e.message.includes(configPath));73 t.ok(e.message.includes('JSON is not an object'));74 restoreConfigEnv();75 t.end();76 }77 });78});79/​**80 * Set value of config environment variable. First time called, backup original value81 * @param {string} configEnv82 */​83function setConfigEnv(configEnv) {84 if (!_configEnv && process.env.VIDEOBACKUPPER_CONFIG) {85 _configEnv = process.env.VIDEOBACKUPPER_CONFIG;86 }87 process.env.VIDEOBACKUPPER_CONFIG = configEnv;88}89/​**90 * Restore original value of config environment variable, from before setConfigEnv was called91 */​92function restoreConfigEnv() {93 process.env.VIDEOBACKUPPER_CONFIG = _configEnv;94 _configEnv = null;...

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App.js

Source: App.js Github

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...28 /​/​ 获取当前环境29 getConfigEnv = () => {30 const { dispatch } = this.props;31 const ENV = process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' ? 'testing' : process.env.REACT_APP_CONFIG_ENV;32 dispatch(setConfigEnv(ENV));33 }34 render() {35 const { authed, app } = this.props;36 return (37 <Router>38 <div className="App">39 {app.ENV === 'testing' && (<div className="env">{`测试环境 ${DICT.APP_INFO.APP_VERSION}`}</​div>)}40 <Switch>41 <Route exact path="/​login" component={withRouter(Login)} /​>42 <MyLayout>43 <Suspense fallback={<div>Loading...</​div>}>44 {RenderRoutes(routes, authed, DICT.AUTH_PATH)}45 </​Suspense>46 </​MyLayout>...

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1describe('My First Test', function() {2 it('Does not do much!', function() {3 cy.get('.home-list > :nth-child(1) > .home-list-item').click()4 cy.get('.query-form').submit()5 })6})7{8 "env": {9 }10}11{12}13{14}15{16}17const fs = require('fs-extra')18const path = require('path')19module.exports = (on, config) => {

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1Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'test' });2Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'prod' });3{4 "env": {5 }6}7{8 "env": {9 }10}11Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'test' });12Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'prod' });13{14 "env": {15 }16}17{18 "env": {19 }20}21Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'test' });22Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'prod' });23{24 "env": {25 }26}27{28 "env": {29 }30}31Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'test' });32Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'prod' });33{34 "env": {35 }36}37{38 "env": {39 }40}41Cypress.setConfigEnv({ env: 'test' });

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1Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'production');2Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'staging');3Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'development');4Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'test');5Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'qa');6Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'uat');7Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'dev');8Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'production');9Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'staging');10Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'development');11Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'test');12Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'qa');13Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'uat');14Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'dev');15Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'production');16Cypress.setConfigEnv('env', 'staging');

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1Cypress.setConfigEnv({2});3{4 "env": {5 }6}7{8 "qa": {9 },10 "prod": {11 }12}13{14 "qa": {15 },16 "prod": {17 }18}19{20 "qa": {21 },22 "prod": {23 },24 "dev": {25 }26}27{28 "qa": {29 },30 "prod": {31 },32 "dev": {33 }34}35{36 "qa": {37 },38 "prod": {39 },40 "dev": {41 },42 "staging": {

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1import { setConfigEnv } from './​utils/​config-env';2setConfigEnv('local');3import { env } from 'cypress';4export function setConfigEnv(envName) {5 switch (envName) {6 break;7 break;8 break;9 break;10 break;11 }12}

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1describe('My First Test', function() {2 it('Does not do much!', function() {3 cy.setConfigEnv()4 cy.contains('type').click()5 cy.url().should('include', '/​commands/​actions')6 cy.get('.action-email')7 .type('

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1Cypress.setConfigEnv({2 api: {3 }4});5const env = Cypress.getConfigEnv();6const apiUrl = env.api.url;7import { setConfigEnv } from 'cypress-config-env';8setConfigEnv({9 api: {10 }11});12const env = Cypress.getConfigEnv();13Feel free to check [issues page](

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1const env = process.argv[2];2const fs = require('fs');3const path = require('path');4const dotenv = require('dotenv');5const dotenvExpand = require('dotenv-expand');6const myEnv = dotenv.config({7 path: path.resolve(__dirname, `./​.${env}.env`)8});9dotenvExpand(myEnv);10module.exports = (on, config) => {11 config.env = {12 };13 return config;14};15{16 "env": {17 },18}19{20 "scripts": {21 }22}

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1Cypress.Commands.add('setConfigEnv', (configFile) => {2 Cypress.config('baseUrl', Cypress.env(configFile).baseUrl);3 Cypress.config('defaultCommandTimeout', Cypress.env(configFile).defaultCommandTimeout);4 Cypress.config('env', Cypress.env(configFile).env);5});6Cypress.Commands.add('login', (username, password) => {7 cy.get('#username').type(username)8 cy.get('#password').type(password)9 cy.get('#loginBtn').click()10})11Cypress.Commands.add('logout', () => {12 cy.get('#logout').click()13})14Cypress.Commands.add('navigateTo', (linkText) => {15 cy.get('#nav').contains(linkText).click()16})17Cypress.Commands.add('addProduct', (productName, productDescription, productPrice) => {18 cy.get('#productName').type(productName)19 cy.get('#productDescription').type(productDescription)20 cy.get('#productPrice').type(productPrice)21 cy.get('#addProductBtn').click()22})23Cypress.Commands.add('deleteProduct', (productName) => {24 cy.get('#productList').contains(productName).parent().parent().within(() => {25 cy.get('#deleteProductBtn').click()26 })27})28Cypress.Commands.add('editProduct', (productName, productDescription, productPrice) => {29 cy.get('#productList').contains(productName).parent().parent().within(() => {30 cy.get('#editProductBtn').click()31 })32 cy.get('#productDescription').clear().type(productDescription)33 cy.get('#productPrice').clear().type(productPrice)34 cy.get('#updateProductBtn').click()35})36Cypress.Commands.add('createUser', (username, password) => {37 cy.get('#username').type(username)38 cy.get('#password').type(password)39 cy.get('#createUserBtn').click()40})41Cypress.Commands.add('deleteUser', (username) => {42 cy.get('#userList').contains(username).parent().parent().within(() => {43 cy.get('#deleteUserBtn').click()44 })45})46Cypress.Commands.add('editUser', (username, password) => {47 cy.get('#

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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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