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Questions about using Cypress.io, an open source tool for testing anything that runs in a browser.

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Accessing element within a frame, nested within tables in Cypress

Cypress has a trouble with that, but after some googling, you can find this blog post on Cypress site. I think you can pretty much just follow that article and make it happen for your example. …
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What is the extent that the cypress.io has support for iframe related scripting?

However, I don't know if this is your context, you don't mention it in your question. 2/ cypress-iframe plugin Cypress has many plugins that simplify many different tasks. … One of them is cypress-iframe that promises to add support for iframes in Cypress. …
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XHR requests are cancelled in Cypress

If that is the case, you need to explicitly tell Cypress to do just that. … For example, if I want Cypress to wait for a specific route, I write it like so: cy.intercept('http://example.com/route').as('getRoute'); cy.wait('@getRoute'); // once the route resolves, cy.wait will …
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Conditional testing on checkbox in Cypress

Conditional testing is not recommended by Cypress, but it's possible to deal with this situation like this: html: <div> <input type="checkbox" id="mytestcheckbox" /> <label for="mytestcheckbox">Toggle … </label> </div> and in Cypress: cy .get('#mytestcheckbox') .as('checkbox') .invoke('is', ':checked') .then(checked => { if (checked) { cy .get('@checkbox') .uncheck() …
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How to avoid repeated requests in Cypress tests

Aliases in Cypress are removed between tests, that's why your response alias is not preserved. A discussion around this topic could be found e.g. here. …
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How to run a web browser automated test in mobile mode using cypress version 5?

how can i script it in cypress The script itself has no differences from the one for a desktop browser, all it depends is how you run it, what your config is. …
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How do I deal with duplicated testing steps in Cypress?

I recommend reading this post: https://github.com/TheBrainFamily/cypress-cucumber-preprocessor/issues/60 it deals with basically your situation with the exception that the same step definition names are … Although I haven't tried it myself now, it does seem from the discussion on the linked github page that cypress-cucumber in the past just used the first loaded step, but it was later changed in a way that …
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How to add two data attribute check in cypress?

You can concatenate them as jonrsharpe said in the comment section: cy.get('[data-component="tab"][data-value="first_tab"]') if you then need to access another element inside this one, you can use …
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How to wait till all components are loaded in Cypress?

There's no such concept of waiting or even writing your own waits (like with Selenium) in Cypress. Cypress has this built in. … mentioned here https://docs.cypress.io/guides/core-concepts/retry-ability.html#Commands-vs-assertions The point here is, you write something like: cy.get('.my_element') .should('have.length', 2) and Cypress
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visiting a dynamic link that opened in new tab in cypress

As per Cypress official documentation, this is not supported: https://docs.cypress.io/guides/references/trade-offs.html#Multiple-tabs Perhaps you can test that the link has some particular attributes: … cy.get('a[href="/foo"]').should('have.attr', 'target', '_blank') or you can follow this: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-recipes/tree/master/examples/testing-dom__tab-handling-links …
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How to get list of disabled elements on page using Cypress

.: <input type="text" id="name" name="name" disabled> to find such elements in Cypress could be achieved with .get() command: cy .get('[disabled]') …
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How to return a value from a then() block and use it in another then block in cypress

It's mentioned in the documentation mentioned in the comment section, I recommend reading it. Specifically, you can read this part about closures. What you can do is to put the other cy.get() inside t …
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How to get cookie value in cypress from a cy.request response?

cookie => { // parse cookies and do what you need with them }); }) Something more about this to read: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Set-Cookie https://github.com/cypress-io … /cypress/issues/5469 …
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How can Cypress be seen as an End-to-end testing tool when it cannot travel across different...

What you're describing is mentioned here in the Cypress documentation. Cypress documentation also mentiones some workarounds. … That's the idea behind what Cypress says in the documentation. If this doesn't work for you, then Cypress is probably not a good choice for you. …
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Cypress redirect e2e test with stripe js

Yes, as per official cypress documentation, you should avoid using cy.visit() when testing an external site. …
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