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  • s
    You could also put it in the general channel
  • l
    Sounds good, thanks Jess!
  • s
    @User #841842341136302080 now exists 😛
  • s
    Good call
  • m
    Hello guys
  • m
    please tell me how to open site behind Cloudflare?
  • s
    @User can you post in help please?
  • u
    Hello everyone! I am helping out a blockchain-based web application with their QA and think that Cypress would be a great tool for testing the app, but was wondering if there’s a recommended way to do site logins using web wallets like MetaMask and Arkane. Any and all recommendations are welcome!
  • g
    hello what is this channel for
  • s
    can you provide an example?
  • b
    If you don't know what other channel to talk on or if we want to give you general info on new major/minor releases of cypress
  • c
    How can I intercept a network response without modifying it? I want the original server response, and only to check a status code from it.
  • c
    D'oh, never mind me. I mixed up the method and the URL parameter order.
  • s
    @User can you use #763105090679865354 please?
  • s
    sorry for redirecting you, but trying to keep the channel clear of code etc (which is why #763105090679865354 exists)
  • b
    Certainly - my first time here. TY
  • u
    Any recommendations on testing decentralized applications that utilize web wallet connections?
  • u
    I’m trying to test that I can sign transactions in a web wallet like MetaMask.
  • s
    @User I really don't know if Cypress is the best utility for it. If you're trying to do things that depend more on the contract than on what's rendered, I would suggest Puppeteer or Playwright
  • s
    If there's a "front door" that you're trying to test, then I think it makes sense to test the UI with that... but... as for e2e testing the contract of the wallet... I don't know if I would try to do that inside of Cypress.
  • s
    If you have an example repository you might be able to get more help, but this isn't something common so I don't think anyone has a recipe on hand for it.
  • s
    I think you technically can do it inside of Cypress if you use cy.intercept to respond with the proper response body (you have access to the raw request)
  • u
    @stocky-dream-36427 thanks for the ideas! I’ll take a look at them and see if I can find something that will work. I just need the wallet for sign-in purposes primarily and then should be able to test the rest of the site using Cypress or a similar tool as there aren’t too many other instances where the wallet pop-up would be displayed.
  • u
    The site is a blockchain-based game.
  • s
    Ah. Ok. One of the things you can do is give yourself a dev-only backdoor to get around the auth
  • s
    If you're testing something local
  • u
    Cool. That’s definitely something that we will consider and look into.
  • f
    Hey all. I am trying to build a login command within my NuxtJS application using the Nuxt Auth module. The command looks like:
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Cypress.Commands.add('login', () => {
  const data = JSON.stringify({
    username: Cypress.env('TEST_USERNAME'),
    password: Cypress.env('TEST_USER_PASSWORD'),
  })
  cy.window().then((window) => {
    window.nuxtApp.$auth.loginWith('login', data)
  })
})
    What I don't understand is this is giving me a 
    Xhr
    request with 
    canceled: true
    . I read that 
    canceled: true
    occurs because I am attempting a URL change after calling my login command like:
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cy.login()
cy.visit('http://localhost:3000/settings/info')
    Should I be waiting for the login command to finish? I tried adding an alias like:
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cy.login().as('login')
cy.wait('@login')
    but Cypress didn't seem to like that...
  • s
    @User can you post in #763105090679865354 (or somewhere not in general, like e2e)
  • w
    Just an FYI: a lot of docs are currently giving 404's
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