How can we assert video in cypress? I want assert 1. video should not be corrupted 2. Video length should be correct 3. video should play correctly

Hi Members I would like to know if it is possible to create cypress tests even when the website is not developed yet. Or if the website is missing some features and those features are the in the design, can cypress be used for that too? Can cypress be used for the design that has been made, for e.g. in Figma?

Hi. Can someone help with a simple sensor array readout configuration on PSoC 6? I have a CY8CPROTO-062-4343W. Just need some help with digital outputs, multiplexing signals to ADC and configuring the ADC.

I have a

table

with a variable number of

tr

elements. Each

tr

is clickable and when clicked a modal opens (always the same modal for each

tr

). In the modal a toggle has to be set:

typescript
it('Set payment methods', () => {
    cy.el('tablePaymentMethods')
        .children()
        .each(($el, index) => {
            cy.intercept({
                method: 'PATCH',
                url: `${Cypress.env('API_URL')}/api/v1/company/*/paymentMethod/*?cache_buster=*`,
            }).as('paymentMethod');
            cy.wrap($el).click();
            cy.el('toggleActive').click();
            cy.el('btnEditPaymentMethod').click();
            cy.wait('@paymentMethod').then((data: any) => {
                expect(data.response.body.data.active).to.eq(true);
            });
        });
});

The problem with this test is that Cypress executes them at the same time, showing me the error: > is being covered by another element I can use

force: true

to still click on the toggle but I would much rather wait with clicking on the second

tr

when the

cy.wait()

has gotten a response (meaning the first modal is closed).

shouldnt you be waiting for the intercept to complete after cy.wrap($el).click();

it doesn't really matter since the test executes the code at the same time

So I have a question checking for the text that loads on a page. I have a test that will visit a page and using

cy.contains('Some text).should('exist')

checks to see if the text we want is displaying on the page. I refactored it to look like this:

before(() => {
    cy.fixture("users.json").then(() => {
      cy.login(Cypress.env("username"), Cypress.env("password"));
      cy.intercept({
        method: 'GET',
        url: apiUrl
      }).as('body');
      cy.visitApp("/help?lang=eng");
    });
  });

  it("fsy_help_page : Smoke Test", function () {
    cy.get("h1").contains("Help").should("exist");
    cy.wait('@body').then((intercept) => {
      let pageText = intercept.response.body.body;
//removes all the html tags present in text
      let cleanPageText = pageText.replaceAll(/<(.+?)>/g, "").replaceAll(/ | /g, " ").split("\n").filter(entry => entry.trim() != '');
      cleanPageText.forEach(paragraph => {
        cy.contains(paragraph).should('exist');
      });
    });
    cy.get('main').within((body) => {
      if (body.find('a').length > 0) {
        cy.get('a').each(($el) => {
          cy.wrap($el).should("have.attr", "href");
        })
      }
    });
  });

I was wondering if there is a functional difference between the two approaches

I think you are looking for the cypress semiconductor group.

Does anybody have a good example of using

cy.task()

to query a Postgres db? The example for MySQL in documentation is great, but can't find something that works with Postgres.

Best way to make reports in cypress?

beforeEach(function () { Cypress.Cookies.preserveOnce( "id", "rememberMeToken", "loginId", "userName", "image", "isRememberMe", "activePageNum", "role", "userLevelType", "isAdmin" ); }); it("logIN",()=>{ cy.visit('/') cy.get('[name="userName"]').type('webautomation') cy.get('[name="password"]').type('1') cy.get('[aria-label="Sign in"]').click({force:true}) cy.wait(5000) }) it("privacy",()=>{ cy.wait(5000) cy.get('[href="/pages/web/privacyPolicy"]').click() }) it("accessibility",()=>{ // cy.get('[name="menuBtn"]').click() cy.get('[href="/pages/web/accessibility"]').click() }) it("vehicle tips",()=>{ // cy.get('[name="menuBtn"]').click() cy.get('[href="/pages/web/vehicleTips"]').click() })

If there is an alternative to cypress.cookies.preserveOnce in version 10 please share a link. If there is no video, please make one. Thank you very much.

Does anybody have a good example of

Hi everyone!! I wan´t to connect Cypress with a Oracle DB and i don´t know how. I´m searching from information in internet but it ´t work from me. Can anyone help me please? Thanks!!

Hi @microscopic-fish-5767 , i think its almost the same as how i did it for postgres. check this thread how i setup postgres. https://discord.com/channels/755913899261296641/1021507971861200918 but instead of postgres npm module you need to use oracledb and use the connection settings explained in the https://oracle.github.io/node-oracledb/doc/api.html#getstarted If that is not enough i maybe can try and create a demo project tomorrow for you and see if i can get it up and running.

Hi @mysterious-belgium-25713 I've been following this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73309524/cypress-10-and-connecting-to-an-oracle-database

This is my test: describe ("I do a test database call", () => { // Again this is an example query for obvious reasons const query = "SELECT * FROM cellular_call_restrictions" cy.task("sqlQuery", query).then((resolvedValue: any) => { resolvedValue["rows"].forEach((item: any) => { console.log("result==>" + item); }); }) })

this my cypress.config.ts: import { defineConfig } from "cypress"; import createBundler from "@gray-kilobyte-89541/cypress-esbuild-preprocessor"; import { addCucumberPreprocessorPlugin } from "@freezing-piano-2792/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor"; import createEsbuildPlugin from "@freezing-piano-2792/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor/esbuild"; const oracledb = require("oracledb"); oracledb.initOracleClient({ libDir: "C:\\Oracle\\instantclient_19_3\\oci.dll" }); // This data is correct, I've obscured it for obvious reasons const db_config = { "user": "", "password": "", "connectString": "(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=melideo.claro.amx)(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=ARTPROD)))" } const queryData = async(query, dbconfig) => { let conn; try{ // It's failing on this getConnection line conn = await oracledb.getConnection(dbconfig); console.log("NOTE===>connect established") return await conn.execute(query); }catch(err){ console.log("Error===>"+err) return err } finally{ if(conn){ try{ conn.close(); }catch(err){ console.log("Error===>"+err) } } } } async function setupNodeEvents( on: Cypress.PluginEvents, config: Cypress.PluginConfigOptions ): Promise { await addCucumberPreprocessorPlugin(on, config); on("file:preprocessor", createBundler({ plugins: [createEsbuildPlugin(config)], }) ); on("task", { sqlQuery: (query) => { return queryData(query, db_config); }, }); return config; } export default defineConfig({ e2e: { specPattern: "**/*.feature", supportFile: false, setupNodeEvents, }, });

and this my depencies and devdepencies:

If i have time later today I will see if i can recreate or alter a part of it to see if i can get it to work

hi Cypress community, i’m an engineer at Handshake and i’ve been working closely with our internal developer experience team to explore implementing Cypress for E2E testing in our codebase for the past couple of sprints. we’ve looked into several approaches to get Cypress running in CI but none of them are particularly straightforward. i’m looking for guidance on what high level approach would make the most sense for our codebase - is there anyone that i could consult with here?

https://on.cypress.io/ci plus my workshop for CI https://cypress.tips/workshops if you are interested

Hi Team, can someone help me with this error. I am trying to run a test automation from cypress.

looks like an error with

aws-iot-device-sdk

package

Could some help me with achieving data driven approach through excel sheet..while doing so we are unable to pass the test data to web app

@bitter-fountain-36713 yes, I think it could be the path that I am calling, I don't know how to call the path from the cypress test spec.cy.js

Hi! Is it possible to check if random number exists on page if it was formatted?

My test is passing random number in range 1200-2048, then it is formatted to 1,200, 2,048 etc. How do I check if number was saved using the same const?

You can create another const that formats the random number and use that to check the page.