cypress-wait-for-stable-dom
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Cypress command to wait until DOM has finished changing
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cypress-wait-for-stable-dom
Wait until the DOM is stable before continuing with test. Useful for visual regression testing.
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Uses Mutation Observer to detect DOM changes.
This repo was bootstraped from bahmutov/cypress-get-by-label and has logic based on the same author's (Gleb Bahmutov) article.
Install
npm i -D cypress-wait-for-stable-dom
# or
yarn add -D cypress-wait-for-stable-dom
Use
Include from your Cypress support file or individual spec
const { registerCommand } = require('cypress-wait-for-stable-dom')
registerCommand()
// or
import { registerCommand } from 'cypress-wait-for-stable-dom'
registerCommand()
Then use the command cy.waitForStableDOM()
// Proceed with test if DOM is stable for 1 second
// Throw timeout error if DOM is unstable for 10 seconds
cy.waitForStableDOM({ pollInterval: 1000, timeout: 10000 })
When used as a parent command (like above), it will check for changes in the entire document
. To only check a particular part of the DOM, use it as a child command.
// Only listen for changes to #myDomElement
cy.get('#myDomElement')
.waitForStableDOM({ pollInterval: 1000, timeout: 10000 })
If you'd like to customize the options passed to mutation observer, you can provide an optional mutationObserver
property.
const mutationObserver = {
// Only listen to CSS changes
attributeFilter: [ "style", "class" ],
subtree: true,
childList: true,
attributes: true,
attributeOldValue: true,
}
cy.waitForStableDOM({ pollInterval: 1000, timeout: 10000, mutationObserver })
The argument you provide to cy.waitForStableDOM
will be deep merged with the following default object
const defaultOptions = {
pollInterval: 1000,
timeout: 10000,
mutationObserver: {
subtree: true,
childList: true,
attributes: true,
attributeOldValue: true,
characterData: true,
characterDataOldValue: true,
},
};
You can change what the default object is by specifying it as the argument to registerCommand
const { registerCommand } = require('cypress-wait-for-stable-dom')
registerCommand({ pollInterval: 300, timeout: 2000 })
// or
import { registerCommand } from 'cypress-wait-for-stable-dom'
registerCommand({ pollInterval: 300, timeout: 2000 })
Types
To get IntelliSense working with the custom command cy.waitForStableDOM
include in your specs
/// <reference types="cypress-wait-for-stable-dom" />