Hey guys, I've been banging my head in the wall with

cy.origin

. My use case would be to iterate through several URLs in a JSON, visit each site and do the tests.

const clients = {
    "urls": [
        {
            "siteurl": "http://google.com,
            "subpage": "/"
        },
        {
            "siteurl": "http://youtube.com,
            "subpage": "/"
        }
    ]
  };

  // cy.visit('/')
  it('tests', () => {
    clients.urls.forEach( client => {
  
      cy.origin(client.siteurl, () => {
        cy.visit(client.subpage);
        cy.get("body");  
      })

    });
  });

According to the Docs, you cannot directly pass variables into the

cy.origin

but is there any way of passing a url to it?

Hi, I have this code:

cy.get('@toggle').get('input').should('have.attr', 'aria-checked').and('match', /false/);

but when I type "/false" it actually passes. But when I type random stuff like "sdifgjhsdifhjsdfse" it fails as expected. Why is that?

I also tried

cy.get('@toggle').get('input').should('have.attr', 'aria-checked', 'true')

, that works. But when I type 'false' it also passes. And then when I type random data it fails as expected.

what is the HTML markup of the input element you are trying to check?

i already fixed it 😄

no need anymore

Hellow everyone

I need your help...I am facing one issue in cypress

I am trying to login into SAP Fiori launchpad based library but cypress is giving error and not allowing me to redirect on the application home page

I have attached screenshot of the issue so can anyone please help me out with this?

You were missing the args parameters https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/origin#Usage

describe('helping', () => {
  const clients = {
    urls: [
      {
        siteurl: 'https://www.acme.com',
        subpage: '/updates/',
      },
      {
        siteurl: 'https://www.google.co.uk',
        subpage: '/search?q=cypress+io',
      },
    ],
  };

  it('tests', () => {
    clients.urls.forEach(client => {
      cy.origin(client.siteurl, { args: { client } }, ({ client }) => {
        cy.visit(client.subpage);
      });
    })
  });
});

Yeah that made it 💪 feels just like a weird syntax. I already generated 300 lines of harcoded testing script but this will clean it up quite a bit 🙂 Thanks!

Hi, is there a way to bypass the {force:true} in click({force:true}), with a Promise for example, to only have a simple click() ?. For example, i created this command to force a click() event with a Promise via then.... Sometimes it works, somoetimes no. Thanks :). Cypress.Commands.add('forceClickOnTab', (tab, selector) => { cy.getBySel(selector) .should('be.visible') .invoke('attr', 'href') .should('include', tab) .then(($el) => { cy.wrap($el) .invoke('click') .then(() => { $el.click() }) }) })

Hi team

Do you know to get all css attribute of element: return array (key:value)?

it seems that stuff from helper files, like vars, are not regenerated when a retry occurs. Is there any way to do that?

you can call

window.getComputedStyles

to get all of them. For more, search https://glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples

Many thanka

Hi all, I am e2e testing and want to mock server requests using cy.intercept(). I am confused as to why the CommandLog displays the route *not stubbed. Here is the test:

describe('visit and interact with home page', () => {
    beforeEach(() => {
        cy.intercept('GET', 'http://localhost:3001/api/post?*').as('getPosts')
    })

    it('visit homepage', () => {
        cy.visit('/')
    })
})

And here is what the CommandLog displays:

example: > beforeEach(() => { > cy.intercept('GET', 'http://localhost:3001/api/post?').as('getPosts') > cy.visit('/') > cy.wait('@getPosts') > }) > you must wait for this intercept https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/intercept#Aliasing-individual-requests

@glamorous-country-57678 https://egghead.io/blog/intercepting-network-requests-in-cypress

@chilly-magician-64042 thx for the response. I am trying a different implementation with cy.wait() but still receiving errors. Here is the code I have with the CommandLog.

describe('visit and interact with home page', () => {
    beforeEach(() => {
        cy.intercept('GET', 'http://localhost:3001/api/*').as('getApi')
    })

    it('visit and interact with home page', () => {
        cy.visit('/')
        cy.wait('@getApi')
    })
})

@glamorous-country-57678 put your visit and wait in beforeEach and its worked

or put your intercept in your it

you are only spying on the intercept, you are not mocking it. Cypress network requests guide is your best bet, and if you want to learn more, get my course "Cypress Network Testing Exercises" https://cypress.tips/courses

This still does not work, maybe for the reason @gray-kilobyte-89541 mentioned ?

@glamorous-country-57678 my intercept calls are all in their it functions

Yes I moved the intercept in the it

Hey everyone is there any way in cypress not to repeat passing the header authorization token in every single test ( create something like default header )

So it looks like @gray-kilobyte-89541 was correct in pointed out I was only spying on the url and not stubbing the response. And thanks for the course: @gray-kilobyte-89541 , I went through everything and it has some good content. I now have this code which does not seem to need the

cy.wait()

command I was using in an earlier implementation: `describe('visit and interact with home page', () => { const apiURL =

${Cypress.env('apiUrl')}

it('visit and interact with home page', () => { cy.intercept('GET',

${apiURL}/*

, { statusCode: 200, body: { data: { id: '1', }, }, }).as('getApi') cy.intercept('POST',

http://localhost:8545*

, { statusCode: 200, body: { data: { id: '1', }, }, }).as('post8545') // cy.wait('@getApi') cy.visit('/') }) })` Still refactoring this, but the test is passing and the routes display that they are stubbed like they should.