the babel plugin

ahhh yeah

So i can open an issue about not returning

config

and incompatibility with react-refresh if that would be helpful.

looks like a few people have had the same issue 🤔

How do you know ?

I am guessing you found a few issues in the GH repo

would you mind sending me the links?

Anybody got some good examples with component-testing and

cy.clock()

?

Am I missing something for how to properly test this?

I saw these two: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/16807 https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress/issues/16812

I have tried to chain the

cy.clock

with the

tick

jsx
it.only('shows an estimate on when it is ready (fulfilled)', () => {
    const now = new Date()

    mount(
      <ResizeWrapper>
        <CartProvider>
          <PaymentSucceededMessage />
        </CartProvider>
      </ResizeWrapper>
    )

    // Time left
    cy.clock(now)
      .contains('10 min', { matchCase: false })
      .should('be.visible')
      .tick(1000 /*ms*/ * 60 /*sec*/ * 1 /*min*/ + 300 /*ms*/)
      .contains('9 min', { matchCase: false })
      .should('be.visible')
      .tick(1000 /*ms*/ * 60 /*sec*/ * 1 /*min*/ + 300 /*ms*/)
      .contains('8 min', { matchCase: false })
      .should('be.visible') // FIXME: The test does not work but the real life version does

    // Note about the timing can differ if the order asked it to be ready at another time
    cy.contains('Om du inte har angett en annan tid i anteckningen till köket')
  })

But then it complains about a global

window

object

hmm.. looking at the comment in this https://stackoverflow.com/q/59585375/618099 it appears that the

cy.tick

has a bug

Found out that a

cy.wait(0)

was needed in between the ticks.

@User so far no luck, thanks again for the link

I'm still feeling I'm close enough of the solution but it's taking my actual clipboard and clicking on the button doesn't seem to change its value with the URL I want to use

I'm trying to use

cy.exec

function in a custom module

js

file. Is there a way to have access to this function outside of Cypress? I'm getting this error:

ReferenceError: cy is not defined

. I tried explicit import it like so

import { cy } from 'cypress';

but I get another error:

SyntaxError: The requested module 'file:///path/to/node_modules/cypress/index.js' does not provide an export named 'cy'

. I'm trying to use node native for both

cy.exec

&

cy.readFile

but no luck with native

exec

from Node.js

Hello Manuel, the cy variable is instanciated when cypress tests are initialized. I believ you might actually be looking for...

Thanks Bart! I would rather avoid importing a plugin for this if I can. Quick question,

cy.exec

uses

execa

under the hood? I replaced

cy.readFile

with

fs.readFile

& worked like a charm so I thought

cy.exec

was based on

childProcess

on Node.js. Is this correct?

What do you want to do?

Do you want to automate a process?

Basically, I'm migrating some unit tests that they were written using

Cypress

to

mocha

native. We used the command

cy.exec

to execute a

Node's script

. I am just looking for the equivalent without using

cy.exec

or either finding a way to have access to the

cy

object

So you would like to run those tests outside of the cypress runtime

Do you mind if I ask why?

Just curious

Yes, these unit tests will be triggered by Jenkins job. If I'm correct, I have two options: - Either find the equivalent to

cy.exec

natively using Node.js or using

execa

module (which I would love to avoid installing another dependency) - or finding a way to have access to

cy

object, which I think you just told me it's impossible?

and yes cy.exec is based on childProcess

I would love to know the same thing 😆 My quess is that we have two kind of unit tests in our repo. One based on Cypress & another based on Mocha. We're looking to probably standardized them to one way