Apprecaite it! will look at it now

I couldnt find an example of doing something like:

ts
cy
  .get('.selenium-custom-test')
  .contains('custom')
  .then((initial) => {
    initial.get('.selenium-value').invoke('text')
  });

out of shear interest, recordings made in a ci test, can they be exported to cloud storage?

wow, tnx, you are the best. I think I tried something similar but unsuccessfully. I will try once more

I need any suggestions on what I need to do to be able to get the numbers from this HTML:

html
<section class="selenium-Worktop">
   <div class="selenium-worktop-header">
      <div><span class="h3 selenium-section-title">Worktop</span></div>
   </div>
   <div class="selenium--content">
      <div class="selenium-section-info">
         <div class="selenium-section-wrapper">
            <section class="selenium-item-component-12345">
               <div class="itemList-item-firstBlock">
                  <div class="selenium-article-data">
                     <div class="selenium-item-info"><span class="selenium-item-name lead-paragraph">THRILL</span> <span class="selenium-item-desc ">custom walnut</span></div>
                  </div>
               </div>
               <div class="itemList-item-columns">
                  <div class="itemList-number">903.475.58</div>
               </div>
         </div>
         </section>
         <section class="selenium-item-component-67890">
            <div class="itemList-item-firstBlock">
               <div class="selenium-article-data">
                  <div class="selenium-item-info"><span class="selenium-item-name lead-paragraph">THRILLOFIT</span> <span class="selenium-item-desc ">custom orange</span></div>
               </div>
            </div>
            <
            <div class="itemList-item-columns">
               <div class="itemList-number">134.124.31</div>
            </div>
      </div>
      </section>
   </div>
   </div>
   </div>
</section>

What I need to do first is to check if

selenium-item-desc

contains the word custom and if it does, then I want the

itemList-number

text - any suggestions on what I sohuld do to be able to do it?``´

well, the "initial" argument you get from Cypress querying commands is a jQuery object, so you get its value right away synchronously

conditional testing, you can get the parent element, which yields the jQuery, then check its text, then get the number if

custom

is present

So which way should I start by? do I want to use sort of loop to check first for each section? basically each item-compnent first?

e.g. something like cy.get(.item-compnent).each((.....) ?

sure

and then whats the next step? e.g. something like

cy.get(.item-compnent).each((
    cy.get(item-name).contains('custom').then(($found) => (
      cy.get(itemList-Number)
   )
)

something like that way? or can I somehow use the .find instead perhaps?

🙂 look up

cy.each

syntax (it takes a callback) and find its examples using https://cypress.tips/search You can probably even find all elements with custom right away using

:has

and

:contains

selectors, see https://glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/9.7.0/recipes/find-elements-with-subelements.html

I think I managed to do it by doing something like:

ts
      cy.get('.selenium-Worktop:has(.selenium-item-desc:contains("custom"))').each((art) => {
        art.find('.itemList-number');
        cy.log('in here');
      });

but it looks like the

art.find('.itemList-number');

is just being skipped in my tests for some reason which is odd, however it does print out "cy.log('in here')" - weird...

I believe I am able to do the art.find or perhaps I need to do art.get?

this works, tnx, I was targeting wrong div

Can anyone please help. I want to automate E Commerce website but stuck in Payment through Credit Card #763105090679865354 . There is a single iframe in which there is credit card number, expiry date and CVV

you could log

art

element and see is

.itemList-number

is descendant of art. art.find() should works fine, this is a jquery find() but cy.get(el).find() should work exactly the same

but am I doing wrong query for .find perhaps? not sure if you can use css selectors in find?

I do believe the problem is that when I do the first query regarding the

cy.get('.selenium-Worktop:has(.selenium-item-desc:contains("custom"))').each((art) => {

- I believe this goes into selenium-item-desc which means its in the wrong "section" in the html, and I believe I need to go back a few levels to reach the itemList

it could be the case, if you want do console.log(art) and see how html looks like. If you are not sure feel free to paste me in DM

Will give it a try first 😄

art

is a jQuery object, so

art.find(...)

synchronously gives you the number element. You want to get its text

.text()

then convert it to a number and maybe call

cy.log('number', x)

to see it

Apprecaite it, I think im kidna overcomplicating stuff at this moment and it should be easier than I think

Does anyone have any suggestions for debugging spec files that take an extremely long time (up to 2 minutes!) to load/compile and often lock up my machine during initial loading? I think the root cause is too many JS imports AND/OR a suspicious helper class that's full of interdependent functions and re-used variable names. Spec files with fewer imports (that also happen to not import the suspicious helper class) load very quickly and don't cause machine lockups. If it helps, sometimes these slow-compiling spec fails fail quickly with a maximum call stack size exceeded error (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Errors/Too_much_recursion) .

I am practicing cypress 10 version and i dont know what to put into cypress.config.ts file as i am getting an error stating that this file is empty

Hi, i have a problem: when I try to run 'npx cypress open' cypress window pop up for 0.1 sec and then closing, i have only this in terminal, any idea what i can do?

Hello. I have a spec file with two contexts, each context has its own

beforeEach

. Outside of the contexts, there is a global

beforeEach

as well, as follows:

js
    beforeEach(() => {
            cy.log('Setup');

            // Sets up my application...
        });


    context('First Context', () => {
        beforeEach(() => {
            // Do specific setups for this context...            

            cy.visit('MyUrl');
        });
        
        it('My test', () => {
            // My test occours here
        });

        it('Another test', () => {
            // Another test occours here..
        });
    });

    context('Second Context', () => {
        beforeEach(() => {
            // Do specific setups for this context...            

            cy.visit('MyUrl');
        });
        
        it('My Second test', () => {
            // My test occours here
        });
    });

If a test in the first context passes, Cypress will go to the next context without issue. However, if the test in the first context FAILS, Cypress will not run the tests in the second context, and it will show the message "No commands were issued in this test." I have no idea what's the cause for this issue, I'm clueless. I'm using version 9.6.1

You can find a few solutions to this issue here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72401421/npm-warn-config-global-global-local-are-deprecated-use-location-glo Basically you can manually edit a few config files as per the answers at the above link, or you could try upgrading or reinstalling Node/npm.

okey now i don't have this error but still cypress window pop up for 0.1 sec and then closing