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How to use workspaces.readWorkspace method in Cypress

Best JavaScript code snippet using cypress

workspace.js

...35function updateWorkspace(updaterOrWorkspace) {36    return async (tree) => {37        const host = createHost(tree);38        if (typeof updaterOrWorkspace === 'function') {39            const { workspace } = await core_1.workspaces.readWorkspace('/', host);40            const result = await updaterOrWorkspace(workspace);41            await core_1.workspaces.writeWorkspace(workspace, host);42            return result || schematics_1.noop;43        }44        else {45            await core_1.workspaces.writeWorkspace(updaterOrWorkspace, host);46            return schematics_1.noop;47        }48    };49}50exports.updateWorkspace = updateWorkspace;51async function getWorkspace(tree, path = '/') {52    const host = createHost(tree);53    const { workspace } = await core_1.workspaces.readWorkspace(path, host);54    return workspace;55}56exports.getWorkspace = getWorkspace;57/**58 * Build a default project path for generating.59 * @param project The project which will have its default path generated.60 */61function buildDefaultPath(project) {62    const root = project.sourceRoot ? `/${project.sourceRoot}/` : `/${project.root}/src/`;63    const projectDirName = project.extensions['projectType'] === workspace_models_1.ProjectType.Application ? 'app' : 'lib';64    return `${root}${projectDirName}`;65}66exports.buildDefaultPath = buildDefaultPath;67async function createDefaultPath(tree, projectName) {...

Using AI Code Generation

1const { readWorkspace } = require('@nrwl/cypress/plugins/workspace');2module.exports = (on, config) => {3  readWorkspace(config);4  return config;5};6{7}8{9  "compilerOptions": {10  },11}12{13  "compilerOptions": {14  },15}16{17  "compilerOptions": {18  },19}20{21  "compilerOptions": {22  },23}24{25  "compilerOptions": {26  },27}28{29  "compilerOptions": {30  },31}32{33  "compilerOptions": {34  },35}

Using AI Code Generation

1import { readWorkspace } from '@nrwl/cypress/plugins';2export default (on, config) => {3  on('file:preprocessor', readWorkspace(config));4};5const { initPlugin } = require('cypress-plugin-snapshots/plugin');6const { addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin } = require('cypress-image-snapshot/plugin');7module.exports = (on, config) => {8  initPlugin(on, config);9  addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin(on, config);10  return config;11};12const { initPlugin } = require('cypress-plugin-snapshots/plugin');13const { addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin } = require('cypress-image-snapshot/plugin');14module.exports = (on, config) => {15  initPlugin(on, config);16  addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin(on, config);17  return config;18};19const { initPlugin } = require('cypress-plugin-snapshots/plugin');20const { addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin } = require('cypress-image-snapshot/plugin');21module.exports = (on, config) => {22  initPlugin(on, config);23  addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin(on, config);24  return config;25};26const { initPlugin } = require('cypress-plugin-snapshots/plugin');27const { addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin } = require('cypress-image-snapshot/plugin');28module.exports = (on, config) => {29  initPlugin(on, config);30  addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin(on, config);31  return config;32};33const { initPlugin } = require('cypress-plugin-snapshots/plugin');34const { addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin } = require('cypress-image-snapshot/plugin');35module.exports = (on, config) => {36  initPlugin(on, config);37  addMatchImageSnapshotPlugin(on, config);38  return config;

Using AI Code Generation

1Cypress.Commands.add("readWorkspace", (fileName) => {2  return cy.window().then((win) => {3    return win.Cypress.Workspaces.readWorkspace(fileName);4  });5});6describe("Test", () => {7  it("Read a file", () => {8    cy.readWorkspace("file.txt").then((fileContent) => {9      expect(fileContent).to.equal("Hello World");10    });11  });12});13describe("Test", () => {14  it("Read a file", () => {15    cy.readWorkspace("file.txt").then((fileContent) => {16      expect(fileContent).to.equal("Hello World");17    });18  });19});

Using AI Code Generation

1it('Test Case 1', function() {2    cy.readFile('cypress/fixtures/workspace.json').then((workspace) => {3        cy.readWorkspace(workspace.workspaceId).then((response) => {4            cy.log(JSON.stringify(response))5        })6    })7})8{9}

Using AI Code Generation

1const workspace = Cypress.env('workspace')2cy.readWorkspace(workspace)3  .then((workspace) => {4    console.log(workspace)5  })6{7}8Cypress.Commands.add('readWorkspace', (workspace) => {9  cy.request({10    auth: {11      bearer: Cypress.env('token'),12    },13  }).then((response) => {14  })15})16const workspace = Cypress.env('workspace')17cy.readWorkspace(workspace)18  .then((workspace) => {19    console.log(workspace)20  })21{22}23Cypress.Commands.add('readWorkspace', (workspace) => {24  cy.request({25    auth: {26      bearer: Cypress.env('token'),27    },28  }).then((response) => {29  })30})31const workspace = Cypress.env('workspace')32cy.readWorkspace(workspace)33  .then((workspace) => {34    console.log(workspace)35  })36{37}38Cypress.Commands.add('readWorkspace', (workspace) => {39  cy.request({40    auth: {41      bearer: Cypress.env('token'),42    },43  }).then((response) => {44  })45})46const workspace = Cypress.env('workspace')47cy.readWorkspace(workspace)48  .then((workspace) => {49    console.log(workspace)50  })51{52}

Using AI Code Generation

1cy.readFile(Cypress.env('WORKSPACES_PATH') + '/test.json')2    .then((json) => {3        cy.log(json);4    });5{6}7{8    "env": {9    }10}

Using AI Code Generation

1describe('test', function() {2  it('test', function() {3    cy.get('#query-btn').click();4    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.class', 'query-btn');5    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.class', 'query-btn');6    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.class', 'btn');7    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.class', 'btn');8    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.attr', 'id', 'query-btn');9    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.attr', 'id', 'query-btn');10    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.id', 'query-btn');11    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.id', 'query-btn');12    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.attr', 'class', 'query-btn btn');13    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.attr', 'class', 'query-btn btn');14    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.class', 'btn');15    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.class', 'btn');16    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.class', 'query-btn');17    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.class', 'query-btn');18    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.attr', 'id', 'query-btn');19    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.attr', 'id', 'query-btn');20    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.id', 'query-btn');21    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.id', 'query-btn');22    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.attr', 'class', 'query-btn btn');23    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.attr', 'class', 'query-btn btn');24  });25});26describe('test', function() {27  it('test', function() {28    cy.get('#query-btn').click();29    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.class', 'query-btn');30    cy.get('#query-btn').should('have.class', 'query-btn');31    cy.get('.query-btn').should('have.class', '

Using AI Code Generation

1const workspace = Cypress.env('workspace');2const workspaces = Cypress.env('workspaces');3const workspaceData = workspaces.readWorkspace(workspace);4const workspaceName = workspaceData.name;5const workspace = Cypress.env('workspace');6const workspaceData = Cypress.readWorkspace(workspace);7const workspaceName = workspaceData.name;8import * as Cypress from 'cypress';9import * as Cypress from 'cypress';10const workspace = Cypress.env('workspace');11const workspaceData = Cypress.readWorkspace(workspace);12const workspaceName = workspaceData.name;13const workspace = Cypress.env('workspace');14const workspaceData = Cypress.readWorkspace(workspace);15const workspaceName = workspaceData.name;

Using AI Code Generation

1describe("Create a new workspace", () => {2  it("Creates a new workspace", () => {3    cy.readFile("cypress/fixtures/workspace.json").then((workspace) => {4      cy.log(workspace);5      cy.readWorkspace(workspace);6    });7  });8});9Cypress.Commands.add("readWorkspace", (workspace) => {10  cy.get("#hplogo").should("be.visible");11  cy.get(".gLFyf").type(workspace.name);12});13{14}15Cypress.Commands.add("readWorkspace", (workspace) => {16  cy.get("#hplogo").should("be.visible");17  cy.get(".gLFyf").type(workspace.name);18});

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Questions

Discussion

How to verify the hover text (tooltip) in Cypress?

Cypress load environment variables in custom commands

How to get div 'text' value in Cypress test using jquery

Cypress fails to load a website with ENOTFOUND

How to add types to Cypress.env?

Cypress overwrite 'type' command to add a small wait throws promise error if .clear() is called before

Implement with cypress with page object model

Testing a redirect to a new route with Cypress

Failing wait for request in Cypress

Cypress.io: Is is possible to set global variables in Cypress and if yes; how?

In my case I have to show tooltip while hovering over a button. It is working for me. I am verifying colors, you can edit it according to your requirements. My code is as follow:

describe('color', () => {
  it('should have correct background color', () => {
    cy.get('[data-cy="button"]').realHover();
    cy.get('.mat-tooltip')
     .should('have.css', 'background-color', 'rgb(111, 111, 111)');

  });

  it('should have correct text color', () => {
    cy.get('[data-cy="button"]').realHover();
    cy.get('.mat-tooltip')
    .should('have.css', 'color', 'rgb(255, 255, 255)');
  });
});

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68161473/how-to-verify-the-hover-text-tooltip-in-cypress

Steve's answer actually helped me to end up with this code in cypress/plugins/index.ts.

import dotenv from 'dotenv';

dotenv.config({ path: '.env.local' });

import { encryptSession } from 'utils/sessions';

/**
 * @type {Cypress.PluginConfig}
 */
const pluginConfig: Cypress.PluginConfig = (on, config) => {
  on('task', {
    encryptSession: (session: {
      issuer: string;
      publicAddress: string;
      email: string;
    }) => encryptSession(session),
  });
};

export default pluginConfig;

Then in cypress/support/commands.ts.


Cypress.Commands.add(
  'loginWithCookie',
  ({
    issuer = 'some-issuer',
    publicAddress = 'some-address',
    email = 'some-email',
  } = {}) => {
    const session = { issuer, publicAddress, email };

    return cy.task<string>('encryptSession', session).then(token => {
      return cy.setCookie('my-secret-token', token).then(() => {
        return session;
      });
    });
  },
);

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66081413/cypress-load-environment-variables-in-custom-commands

I might try this:

cy.get(".ibxudA").find('.WildnessText-kRKTej').should('have.text',"Wildness")

cy.get(".ibxudA").find('.WildnessText-kRKTej').invoke('text').then((text) => {
    expect(text.trim()).equal('Wildness')
});

This might be a similar question: How do you check the equality of the inner text of a element using cypress?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52491253/how-to-get-div-text-value-in-cypress-test-using-jquery

From cypress.d.ts

interface Cypress {
  /**
   * Returns specific environment variable or undefined
   * @see https://on.cypress.io/env
   * @example
   *    // cypress.json
   *    { "env": { "foo": "bar" } }
   *    Cypress.env("foo") // => bar
  */
  env(key: string): any
}

so you can extend it with

declare namespace Cypress {
  interface Cypress {
    env(key: "example"): string
  }
}

which gives intellisense (method) Cypress.Cypress.env(key: "example"): string (+6 overloads)

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71736107/how-to-add-types-to-cypress-env

Under the hood cy.clear() is using cy.type('{selectall}{del}'), so you can avoid the wait on clearing by checking for that text.

Cypress.Commands.overwrite("type", (originalFn, subject, text, options) => {
    if (text === '{selectall}{del}') {
      console.log('clearing')
      return originalFn(subject,text,options)   // explicit return required
    } else {
      cy.wait(0).then(() => originalFn(subject,text,options))  // return value is queued
    }
  }
)

Tested with

<html>
<body>
  <input value="something"/> 
</body>
</html>

cy.get('input')
  .clear()
  .then(input => { 
    expect(input.val()).to.equal('')
    return input
  })
  .type('name')
  .then(input => { 
    expect(input.val()).to.equal('name')
    return input
  })
  .type('{selectall}{del}')
  .then(input => { 
    expect(input.val()).to.equal('')
  })

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70627070/cypress-overwrite-type-command-to-add-a-small-wait-throws-promise-error-if-cl

Imports are relative to the test which is in the integration folder, so you want

import { LoginPageAdminPortal } from './pageobject/LoginPageAdminPortal';

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60798428/implement-with-cypress-with-page-object-model

What you need to do is assert that the url is in the expected state.

There are many commands in Cypress that can be used to make assertions about the url. Specifically, cy.url(), cy.location() or cy.hash() may meet your requirements. Probably the best example for your use case would be this:

cy.location('pathname').should('eq', '/newthing/:id')

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46839520/testing-a-redirect-to-a-new-route-with-cypress

The order of commands matters. In my case I had to move the cy.intercept() command before the action that performed the request

//the intercept comes first
cy.intercept("POST", "**/api/user/login").as("loginResponse");

//this performs POST request in my case, comes second
cy.get('button[type="submit"]').should("not.be.disabled").click();

//thirdly comes the wait
cy.wait("@loginResponse").its("response.statusCode").should("eq", 200);

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66930188/failing-wait-for-request-in-cypress

this can be done more easily than that : in your cypress.json add

"env": {
   "YourVarName":"YourVarValue"
}

And in your code you can access to your var with :

const myGolabalVar = Cypress.env("YourVarName")

That's all you need

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56566315/cypress-io-is-is-possible-to-set-global-variables-in-cypress-and-if-yes-how

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