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Assistant never provided a file. Here is the last message: Actually, while I can help write the test case in text form, simulating this in an actual Cypress environment or verifying the clipboard contents cannot be done within this text-based interface. Given these constraints, I can provide you with the code snippet for a Cypress test that assumes the existence of a ClipboardJS library or similar functionality. You can then include this test in your Cypress testing suite to perform the real actions in your test environment. Here is a hypothetical Cypress test that assumes a "copy" button with `data-cy="copyButton"` and a "shortenedUrl" element with `data-cy="shortenedUrl"` are present in your application: ```javascript it('copies the shortened URL to the clipboard when clicking the copy button', () => { // Visiting the website cy.visit('http://localhost:3000'); // Assuming the URL is already shortened and the result is displayed cy.get('[data-cy="shortenedUrl"]').should('exist').invoke('text').then((shortenedUrl) => { // Clicking on the copy button cy.get('[data-cy="copyButton"]').click(); // Using a library like ClipboardJS, trigger the copy event // We would use a mock here since we don't have access to the user's clipboard const clipboardMock = cy.stub().as('ClipboardJS'); clipboardMock.withArgs(shortenedUrl).returns(() => {}); // Assert that ClipboardJS was called with the shortened URL cy.get('@ClipboardJS').should('have.been.calledWith', shortenedUrl); // Alternatively, to check the content of the clipboard (if the testing environment allows) // cy.window().its('navigator.clipboard').invoke('readText').should('eq', shortenedUrl); // Additional code to clean up or reset the state after the test can be added here. }); }); ``` Please note that the code above contains comments for parts that you might need to mock or configure depending on your actual testing environment and libraries available. Make sure to replace `'ClipboardJS'` with the actual name of the function or library method you use for clipboard operations. You'll need to add this test to your existing test suite and then you can run it using Cypress in your development environment to verify it works as expected. Would you like me to write this out as a file for you to download?

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File Path Proposed Changes

cypress/e2e/basic_test.cy.js Modify cypress/e2e/basic_test.cy.js with contents:

• Expand the basic test case to include assertions for the text input, "shorten" button, and display area.
• Verify that after clicking the "shorten" button, the result area displays the shortened URL.
• Check if the UI includes a text input with a data-cy attribute specific to the URL input and a "shorten" button that triggers shortening.
• Ensure that the shortened URL appears within a designated display area.
• Use data-cy attributes or other selectors to assert proper UI components and state change after shortening a URL.

cypress/e2e/basic_test.cy.js Modify cypress/e2e/basic_test.cy.js with contents:

• Add a new test case for the "copy" button, ensuring that clicking the button copies the shortened URL to the clipboard.
• Use a library like ClipboardJS to simulate the copy action and verify that the clipboard contains the shortened URL.
• Use assertions to ensure the presence of a 'copy' button and that the clipboard's contents match the shortened URL after clicking it (consider using a mock library to emulate this if direct clipboard access is not available in the testing environment).

File Path	Proposed Changes
`cypress/e2e/basic_test.cy.js`	Modify cypress/e2e/basic_test.cy.js with contents: • Expand the basic test case to include assertions for the text input, "shorten" button, and display area. • Verify that after clicking the "shorten" button, the result area displays the shortened URL. • Check if the UI includes a text input with a data-cy attribute specific to the URL input and a "shorten" button that triggers shortening. • Ensure that the shortened URL appears within a designated display area. • Use data-cy attributes or other selectors to assert proper UI components and state change after shortening a URL.
`cypress/e2e/basic_test.cy.js`	Modify cypress/e2e/basic_test.cy.js with contents: • Add a new test case for the "copy" button, ensuring that clicking the button copies the shortened URL to the clipboard. • Use a library like ClipboardJS to simulate the copy action and verify that the clipboard contains the shortened URL. • Use assertions to ensure the presence of a 'copy' button and that the clipboard's contents match the shortened URL after clicking it (consider using a mock library to emulate this if direct clipboard access is not available in the testing environment).

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