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cypress-should

v0.0.5

Published

Supercool assertion library for Cypress

Downloads

1,600

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Supercool assertion library for Cypress to verify API responses

Install

npm install --save-dev cypress-should

Usage

In your cypress/support/index.js file, add the following:

require('cypress-should');

or if you are using TypeScript:

import 'cypress-should';

Then in your tests, you can use the should command with custom assertions to verify the response:

cy.request('/api/users')
  .should('have.status', 200)
  .and('have.statusMessage', 'OK')
  .and('have.contentType', 'application/json')
  .and('have.body', { name: 'John Doe' });

or

cy.request('/api/users').should((response) => {
  expect(response).to.have.status(200);
  expect(response).to.have.statusMessage('OK');
  expect(response).to.haveContentType('application/json');
  expect(response).to.have.body({ name: 'John Doe' });
});

API

have.status - Asserts the response status code

cy.request('/api/users').should('have.status', 200)

have.statusMessage - Asserts the response status message

cy.request('/api/users').should('have.statusMessage', 'OK')

have.contentType - Asserts the response content type

cy.request('/api/users').should('have.contentType', 'application/json')

have.body - Asserts the response body

cy.request('/api/users').should('have.body', { name: 'John Doe' })

have.header - Asserts the response header

cy.request('/api/users').should('have.header', 'x-powered-by', 'Express')

have.cookie - Asserts the response cookie

cy.request('/profile').should('have.cookie', 'session_id')

containBody - Asserts the response body contains the given value

cy.request('/api/users').should('containBody', { name: 'John Doe' });

haveText - Asserts the response body is equal to the given text

cy.request('/home').should('haveText', 'Hello World!');

containText - Asserts the response body contains the given text

cy.request('/home').should('containText', 'World!');

be.json - Asserts the response body is a valid JSON

cy.request('/api/users').should('be.json');

be.html - Asserts the response body is a valid HTML

cy.request('/home').should('be.html');

be.text - Asserts the response body is a valid text

cy.request('/home').should('be.text');

be.xml - Asserts the response body is a valid XML

cy.request('/home').should('be.xml');

License

MIT

Author

Yevhen Laichenkov [email protected]