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gleb bahmutov
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2008
Videos by Gleb Bahmutov - development, testing, Cypress tips & tricks
Lesson d2: Halloween pumpkins
This is a video from a free lesson in my online course teaching test-driven development using Cypress where I code a small web calculator cypress.tips/courses/tdd-calculator In this lesson, we replace the orange operator button backgrounds with an image of a pumpkin. We confirm the image is downloaded by the browser, it is applied via the CSS property "background-image" plus the button becomes larger when the user hovers over it. Check out the full course if you want to see more lessons or do the hands-on exercises. Until Nov 11th, 2024 you can use the promo code TDDHALLOWEEN to get 25% off this course.
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Same Height
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This video shows Cypress test that confirms that the element does not change its height after some user action. You need to compare heights as numbers and with a tolerance. Find the full recipe at glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/
Vertical Center
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This video shows how the Cypress test can confirm the vertical alignment of two elements. We get the bounding client rectangle from both elements and then compare the centers' values. We use "closeTo" assertion since floating-point values might disagree by a tiny amount. We can simplify the test using "cypress-map" plugin and even make the entire chain retryable. Find the source code at glebbah...
Test Layout Shift
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This video shows how you can detect even 1 pixel layout shifts during testing. All you need is to "remember" the starting "offsetTop / offsetLeft" properties and then check them again after interacting with the page. Find the full recipe at glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/
Find Elements Without An Attribute
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This video shows how to find all the elements that do not have a specific attribute. For example, let's find all buttons that don't have attribute "data-cy" cy.get("button:not([data-cy])") Find the recipe at glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples
Retry Network Requests
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This video shows how to use plugins cypress-recurse and cy-spok to retry calling the backend until it responds with the expected result. Read the blog post glebbahmutov.com/blog/retry-network-requests/ for all source code. Find the plugins at github.com/bahmutov/cypress-recurse and github.com/bahmutov/cy-spok
Parse The Account Number Explained
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This video solves a Cypress test problem the user asked. The application shows an account number: a 9-digit number. The test should wait for the number and then compare its value. I explain the problem with the initial solution and then show how to write this test. Find the full code at glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/recipes/parse-account-number.html
Skip Dependent Cypress Tests On Failure
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If your Cypress tests depend on each other, if a test fails, all tests after that fail. I wrote a plugin github.com/bahmutov/cypress-skip-this-test that automatically skips the tests if any of the previous tests in the same suite fails. This video shows the plugin in action. For more details, see the blog post glebbahmutov.com/blog/skip-dependent-tests-on-failure/
Testing window.close Method From Cypress
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This video shows how to set a "window.close" method stub using cy.window and cy.stub method calls. Then we can click on the button and confirm the method call was indeed made. Find the full code at glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples
Check If All Images Have Loaded Using cy.each Command
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You can check multiple images on the page to verify they load using Cypress "cy.get(...).each" command. Inside, you can verify the property "naturalWidth" or "naturalHeight" and if it is above zero, then the image has loaded. expect($el, `image ${k 1}`) .to.have.prop('naturalWidth') .be.greaterThan(0) You can find the full source code at glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples/
Run Just The Last Failed Tests Using cypress-plugin-last-failed
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In this video, I am showing the new plugin github.com/dennisbergevin/cypress-plugin-last-failed that lets you run only the last failed tests in the interactive and non-interactive modes. The source code is in the repo github.com/bahmutov/demo-cypress-plugin-last-failed branch "demo1"
cy.root Command Example
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This video shows an example of "cy.root" command that allows checking attributes of the parent "cy.within" element. Find the full example in a recipe at glebbahmutov.com/cypress-examples
Refactor Cypress Api Tests Part 4: Use deep.include Assertion
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In this video, I refactor the user spec tests. We will combine multiple tests into a single one using "deep.include" assertion to check one or many known properties of an object. Then we will improve the page object method, and then I will switch to use cy-spok plugin to simplify checking nested properties. Find the code in the branch "refactor-user-spec" of the repo github.com/bahmutov/cypress...
Refactor Cypress Api Tests Part 3: Use cypress-map
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In this video, I simplify the tests and the "beforeEach" hooks using query commands from the cypress-map plugin. Find the starting code in the repo github.com/bahmutov/cypress-conduit-api and the cypress-map plugin documentation in the repo github.com/bahmutov/cypress-map
Refactor Cypress Api Tests Part 2: Set Up The IntelliSense
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I am continuing to refactor API tests in the repo github.com/bahmutov/cypress-conduit-api In this short video I set up the IntelliSense to give my correct types for "cy" global object and "cy.api" custom command. For more details, see glebbahmutov.com/blog/use-typescript-with-cypress/
Refactor Cypress API Tests Part 1: Use cy-spok Plugin
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Refactor Cypress API Tests Part 1: Use cy-spok Plugin
Bonus 132: Prove the Qwik event handler download
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Bonus 132: Prove the Qwik event handler download
Hy I knew I have some different question other than above video content. I was using cypress from 2 months daily implementing test scenarios and running. But today when i ran my previous test cypress automatically while running test removed my web application( for which I'm running test cases) Basic settings of user with whom i was logged in.. But if do manually in my browser the same test do nothing extra. But in cypress it is doing some extra work on my app which i don't know y?
It is possible that Cypress is doing something to the application during the test, can you share a simple example?
excellent video! thanks for sharing
Great video! I’m still struggling with mocking WebSockets in Cypress. A complete guide on this would be incredibly helpful.
yeah, I really haven't tested sockets aside from small examples. Maybe I could add something to my Cypress Network Testing Exercises course cypress.tips/courses/network-testing
You are a live saver. What Cypress suggests in their Cypress cloud trial tutorial, it does not work out of the box for some reason. No issues with CircleCi tho. Weird
How to get the total no of rows in a web table without asertion
just get the number of rows? cy.get('table tbody tr').its('length').then(n => ...)
Милота какая❤ потом будем менять на елочки, сердечки итд, спасибо!
good to know how to use closeto ! thanks gleb
Thank you so much !
Hey, nice video what about the "new window" button? The second window has a different html structure is not a msgwindow how could I do an expect or assertion?
I am not sure I understand the question. Do you have a small repo with a reproducible example of what you are trying to test?
great video Gleb! thanks for posting this.
You are best and a cypress beast
My question will be different. How you maintain session, local storage and logged in user using the 'Loginpage.login' in a 'it' case without 'beforeEach' ? If I do that it will close the browser after the first test case, because the cases are isolated, didn't they ?
you can turn test isolation off or use cy.session command or use cypress-data-session plugin.
@@gleb I was using session but it still logging in each test case and I was looking for other solution. Thanks, will try the plugin plus turning off isolation
Hello! Do you plan to release the same lessons in the future but using playwright?
Well, Pw does not give me the same easy access to DOM and elements... So it is really lots of code to achieve the same feature. I would suggest looking at my course "Cypress vs Playwright" that solves the same exercises using both cypress.tips/courses/cypress-vs-playwright or its subset in this open source workshop github.com/bahmutov/cypress-workshop-cy-vs-pw
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If I using the cypress-skip-this-test dependency and run the script through the test runner (npm run.js), the Cypress browser does not quit, and neither does the terminal.
I don't know why it would do that, do you have a small reproducible example? Can you open a GitHub issue?
Hello Gleb, Thanks for sharing information on cypress. I am blocked on below scenario: Using : POM File 1: TC_001.cy.ts is having a method -- > createPayment() File 2: POM_paymentActions.js createPayment(){ //other steps this.verifyPaymentSaveMsg(expectedMsg) //other steps } verifyPaymentSaveMsg(expectedMsg){ //here is have a list of error message to be NOT to be displayed and then expectedMsg to be there Problem: i want to handle and SKIP the it block from my TC_001.cy.ts file IF the error was here AS payment step should not make the test case failed. If there is an error on this step, just stop next steps and skip the testcase exection, how will i send false or somthing from here that will roll back my createPayment() and then the TC_001.cy.ts will be skipped. } PS: we are not verifying payment part in our automation , but we just have to add that step in the test case becuase we cannot perform next steps and the payment failure is mostly due to setup issue (its a 3rd party service being tested by some other team)
Hey Gleb, I've been trying to get grep to work in my Typescript project for a while now. Can you maybe make another video?
What is not working? Can you open an issue with details in github.com/bahmutov/cy-grep
Gleb Bahmutov- Thank you so much for sharing this solution. More than 1 year ago i was dealing with this issue, couldn't solve it, now i have another use case and this solution works perfectly fine. Really appreciat you sharing your knowledge.. 🌹
Great, happy it helped you
Thank you so much!
I really like this channel, Gleb you single handedly helped so many cypress users and the company itself. This channel has the most in depth information I found anywhere and the blog you have for this tool as well. It has been my go to of one and a half year. Love it.
Appreciate kind words, thank you so much, if there are any topics to cover, let me know
Priceless ! Thank you for sharing !
I have jobs that run on Jenkins. how can I do parralle there?
Yes, I use Jenkins very very very rarely, but something like this github.com/bahmutov/cypress-split?tab=readme-ov-file#jenkins
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this code along with the other videos is awesome, pls continue sharing
I knew it would make an epic video!
Nice!
I notice you're running Vite in dev mode here vs doing a production build. When I tried that, the fact that most of the code isn't compiled meant that my tests timed out before they ran. Do you have a video on how to set this up? TIA!
Add a query command with a custom timeout at the start of the test. Something like cy.visit('/')l; cy.get('.navigation', {timeout: 30_000}) if the page might take up to 30 seconds to load.
@@gleb I appreciate your response, but that's not really viable. Since there are no artifacts produced, this would have to happen for every test. Also, my startup already takes too long due to okta login. Did you see the issue I filed on your cypress-examples where I had a suggestion on your clipboard example? Curious what you think.
In one of your last transformations, we could also use `should('have.text', ...)`, instead of doing invoke and then `should('equal')`. Thanks for the video, it's very similar to one of your old videos about parsing numbers.
yeah, there are several ways to accomplish some things
can you suggest any solution just to re-run last failed specs (not just tests like on the video)?
Not easily. You would need to store the specs filenames somehow, then run Cypress again with just those specs. Easy to do on a single machine, harder to do when the run is distributed across several CI machines
Would you create jsdoc for dynamic objects like json? Reading a json file and then parse it?
Not sure I follow, a dynamic json needs to be documented?
@@gleb what I'm trying to get at is. Can jsdoc parse json files like typescript import? If i remember correctly importing a json file become typesafe
Noo 😭 no dependent tests
Depends on environment setup. We're required to run cypress tests on end-to-end environments where we cant dynamically create test data so must rely on dependent test automation design. You can't assume your situation for everyone
@@ceruleous he doesn't speak about special situation, but about one of the good practices of test design. bad practices arent justification for any situation.
@@marianrys316 It's a great way to bump up Cypress cloud usage, amiright?
@@marianrys316 And Gleb is just showing how you could do it for people that really need dependent tests.
That is what cypress wants us to do, but in reality tests do have dependencies. Not all apps are that light weight and they require to divide it up, otherwise we end up with 400 line tests that are monsters for some flows. This plugin is bridging the gap of dependsOn tags of testng for me
Isn’t it same as cypress-fail-fast plugin?
cypress-skip-this-test only skips the tests in the current suite, without stopping the rest (of other tests)
This doesn't seem to work with scrollable elements inside the page. Some commands like get, find or contains will scroll the element inside the div, just upon selecting it, and don't even have a scrollBehavior option on them for you to override default behavior, and also don't honor the scrollBehavior option in the test/suite declaration.
I would ask Cypress team about this using a concrete example
thank you!
thank you for sharing!
@gleb Bahmutov - Instead of using a separate CI.yml file. Is there any way to setup the sonar check with code coverage on GitHub PRs?
Sure, probably not that difficult to send to a Sonar instance
Thanks, very useful tip!
This flake test failure are real. We have a big frontend application which holds e2e test cases with cypress. In many case, in CI/CD test cases fails for simple scenarios, assuming scenario in this video. However, things works fine locally. Now recently I was working on something which is async, I feel this would be helpful. Thanks Gleb!
Nice. You should also check out glebbahmutov.com/blog/cypress-flaky-tests-exercises/
Thanks Gleb, informative and useful !
Nice video 🎉.. In case the customer already have n items in the cart and more items are added ,how to handle that scenario...n is not known here
Just so I understand: you don't control the initial state? You just want to have random number of possibly existing items in the cart, then click on an item that is not already present in the cart, and confirm the number becomes n+1?
@@gleb right
cy.visit() must be called with a url or an options object containing a url as its 1st argument facing this error although my it block contains this cy.visit(Cypress.env('prod_url'))
Hi, how do you pass env variables to this reusable workflow? I tried to use env, but I can't pass secrets then. Unrecognized named-value: 'secrets' Available expression contexts: github, inputs, vars, needs, strategy, matrix Example workflow part: cypress-run: needs: setup-and-run uses: bahmutov/cypress-workflows/.github/workflows/split.yml@v2 with: nE2E: 3 env: CYPRESS_PLAID_CLIENT_ID: ${{ secrets.E2E_DEV_PLAID_CLIENT_ID }}
but what if there no target attribute mention with element. in my case when i click on the search button the results shows in the new tab. and the current tab url also changes. <button radius="M" data-selenium="searchButton" data-element-name="search-button" data-test="SearchButtonBox" class="Buttonstyled__ButtonStyled-sc-5gjk6l-0 iCZpGI Box-sc-kv6pi1-0 fDMIuA" color="primary"><div class="BaseButtonstyled__HiddenToggler-sc-12j2fzo-2 fMuMFt"><div class="Box-sc-kv6pi1-0 hRUYUu"><span class="Spanstyled__SpanStyled-sc-16tp9kb-0 bXsPY kite-js-Span ">SEARCH</span></div></div></button>
Awesome!
U the best Gleb
Cypress have rerun option isnt it the same?
No, Cypress "re-run tests" simply runs _all_ tests. I am talking about running just the failed ones
@@gleb hm, as I tested it, so if any test of suit is failed then it re-runs immediately (I mean the exact failed test)
Gracias master! Justo estaba atorado en esa misma pagina con ese mismo error, pero gracias a tu video ya lo solucioné. Ahora tengo perfectamente estructurado mis pruebas con POM
Does this work on Azure Pipelines and Teamcity?
thank you. so helpful :)
hello, is it possible to split based on folders, not based on the number of files, for example, in the e2e folder there are two folders, folder A and folder B, can you split folder A and folder B, so when you run the cypress script the split is based on the folder name, not based on the number of files like in the video
great info. thank you. Will there be lesson somewhere how to run effectively failed tests in the CI pipeline?
I might add a lesson to my "Cypress Plugins" course cypress.tips/courses/cypress-plugins