Why Import To My Project ?

• If you are using Cypress and BDD (Behavior Driven Development) methodology, can use my already step_definitions.

How To Create Project Structure ?

• /cypress:
  • /e2e
    • /features: All Tests
• /support
  • /apps
    • /applications.json: you can define all URLs inside automations here
  • /pages
    • /.json: You can define your pages here according to page object oriented logic.
  • /step_definitions
    • /.js: You can define all your step_definitons that you want to add extra here, also import "iyzico_automation_package" should be added here
  • /users
    • /.json: You can define all your users here

How To Import My Project ?

• You have to call "npm i iyzico_automation_package" in command line

• You have to add "node*modules/iyzico_automation_package/step_definitions/**/_.js" in area cypress-cucumber-preprocessor in package.json file

• The last of, set to (import "iyzico_automation_package") in any step_definitions.js

Step Definitions

I open browser window with {int},{int} ;

• Opens the browser window with the specified width and height. @param {int} width - The width of the browser window in pixels; @param {int} height - The height of the browser window in pixels.

I open {string} page ;

• The interface of the parameric address will be displayed. -The address must be defined in cypress/support/apps/applications.json and its name in the json must be added parametrically.

I see {string} page ;

• It is used paramerically to mean that I saw the given page, and its function means that the defined elements on the relevant page can now be accessed. -cypress/support/pages/.json

I wait {int} seconds ;

• If there is a wait in the test scenario, this step can be used.

I am registered with {string} ;

• If user information is included in the application, the information in the following format is kept in -cypress/support/users/.json, the relevant step is used in the step and the json name is given parametrically, then "the username" and "the password" are entered in the process. You can access user information by typing . { "username": "username information", "password":"password information" }

I generate a random string of length {int} saved as the {string} ;

• After calling this step, it parametrically produces a string expression with the length we give it and then saves this value as "the ....." and you can use it later.
• Example:
• I generate a random string of length 10 saved as the "test1"
• I type to "usernameTextbox" with "the test1" value
• As can be seen from above, "the test1" is a random string expression consisting of 10 characters.

I generate a random email saved as the {string} ;

• Creates a random gmail

I generate a random tax number saved as the {string} ;

• Creates a random tax number

I generate a random numeric value with {int} digits saved as the {string} ;

• After calling this step, it parametrically produces a numeric expression with the length we give it and then saves this value as "the ....." and you can use it later.
• Example:
• I generete a random numeric value with 6 digits saved as the "password"
• I type to "usernameTextbox" with "the password" value
• As can be seen above, "the password" is a random numeric expression consisting of 6 characters.

I generate a random integer value with {int} digits saved as the {string} ;

• Creates a random integer value

I generate date saved as the {string} ;

• Creates and saves current history

I save {string} text as the {string} ;

• We give an element as the first parameter, and the second variable can be considered as the variable name we want to save. We can write any value we want.

• For example :

• I save "login button" text as the "automation"

• After this step, we can now save the text of the login button element by saying "the automation".

I pre-saved {string} save as the {string} ;

• Changes the key name of a previously saved value

I save {string} element value as the {string} ;

• Saves the value of an element

I click {string} ;

• The clicking process is performed and the relevant element must first be defined in the following format in -cypress/support/pages/.json. Then you can click the login button by clicking <I click "loginButton">.
• NOTE: The point that should not be forgotten is that the relevant page must be viewed before this step. I see page.
• {
• "usernameTextbox": "#email",
• "passwordTextbox": "#password",
• "loginButton": "#login-btn",
• "verifyButton":"#sms-verification-btn",
• "Reset Password Link":".sc-lbVpMG > span"
• }

I click {string} text ;

• You can click on any text you view on the screen. An xpath is created with the text entered parametrically and the first element found in the relevant xpath is clicked.
• Example xpath : (//*[.='text'])[1]

I double click {string} ;

• Double click is done

I see {string} element ;

• The parametrically given elementKey is searched within the default time on the relevant page.

I see {string} element with {int} seconds ;

• The parametrically given elementKey is searched within the parametric period on the relevant page.

I do not see {string} element ;

• The parametrically given elementKey should not be visible on the relevant page within the default period.

I verify {string} element text is equal text {string} ;

• It is checked that the text value of the parametrically given elementKey matches the text parameter. @example - I verify "element_key" element text is equal text "element_text"

I verify {string} element value is equal text {string} ;

• It is checked that the value of the parametrically given elementKey matches the text parameter.. @example - I verify "element_key" value text is equal text "element_text"

I verify {string} element text include of {string} ;

• It is checked that the text value of the parametrically given elementKey matches the text parameter. @example - I verify "element_key" value text is equal text "element_text"

I verify {string} equals {string} ;

• Compares 2 different previously saved values @example - I verify "the saved any value" value text is equal text "the saved second value"

I clear {string} element ;

• Clears the content of an input element @example - I clear "elementKey" element

I go page {int} ;

• Allows you to go back and forth on the page you are on @example - I go page -1

I will click {string} and open new tab ;

• Allows the element you click to open in the current tab. @example - I will click "elementKey" and open new tab

If exist click to {string} ;

• If the element you specify exists, it clicks, otherwise it does not throw an error. @example - If exist click to "elementKey"

I upload to {string} and file path {string} ;

• If there is a field we want to upload, we write the selector of our element that will receive input in our 1st parameter and the path of our file in our 2nd parameter. @example - When I upload to "input elementKey" and file path "upload.jpg"

I type to {string} with {string} value ;

• It allows the value to be entered in the given elementKey, Also 2nd parameter can get @example - When I type to "elementKey" with "username" value

I type to {string} with {string} value with {int} delay ;

• While it allows the value to be entered within the given elementKey, in parallel with the delay, it makes it more realistic and allows slower value entry., Also 2nd parameter can get @example - When I type to "elementKey" with "username" value with 100 delay