csvtuda
commented
2 months ago Hi @reify-lucas-mazzini,
glad to hear that the plugin is making your life easier! So just for my understanding, you have something like this:
describe("GET /users", () => {
it("PRJ-123 returns 200", () => {
cy.request("GET", "/users").then((response) => {
expect(response.status).to.eq(200);
});
});
it("PRJ-456 returns all users", () => {
cy.request("GET", "/users").then((response) => {
expect(response.body.content).to.deep.eq(["jeff", "bob"]);
});
});
});And now you would like to attach the responses to the test execution as well?
In the current plugin version, this is not possible out of the box (and Cypress does not report the API requests which were dispatched, as far as I know). Do you think something like this would do as well?
import { attachEvidence } from "cypress-xray-plugin";
describe("GET /users", () => {
it("PRJ-123 returns 200", () => {
cy.request("GET", "/users").then((response) => {
attachEvidence("PRJ-123", "body.json", response.body); // maybe there's a way to avoid duplicating the key
expect(response.status).to.eq(200);
});
});
it("PRJ-456 returns all users", () => {
cy.request("GET", "/users").then((response) => {
attachEvidence("PRJ-456", "body.json", response.body); // maybe there's a way to avoid duplicating the key
expect(response.body.content).to.deep.eq(["jeff", "bob"]);
});
});
});Out of curiosity, which framework does the dev team use for this?
reify-lucas-mazzini
Hi! Thanks for the plugin, it solves a lot of issues on our team!
We have an API test execution and the idea is to save the JSON response on the test execution evidence when the test is executed. On the unit test level the framework that the dev team uses has that capability so I'm taking the shot if that's possible to implement here (we're using the screenshot/videos already, works like a charm!)
Thanks!