Cypress is the testing framework that Hyperswitch is using to run automated tests. Having good grip on Javascript to work on Cypress is a must.
For every request made from Hyperswitch, x-request-id will be generated. This gives access to the developers to access detailed logs about the exchange (request and response) that includes connector's response as well.
At present, Cypress tests generate report in both html as well as json format. They do provide some info about a test that is run but they lack x-request-id.
[!NOTE]
Cypress tests do print the x-request-id in cli logs.
With that said, the task is to inject / introduce x-request-id in reports that are generated.
Getting started:
Go through the README for guidelines on file structure, formatting and instructions on how to set up and run Cypress.
In short:
cd cypress-tests
npm ci
Possible implementation:
Cypress mochawesome reporter is the plugin that is used to generate Cypress reports and is introduced in Cypress configs
You might want to write a custom reporter to accommodate this change by adding a afterHook in Cypress configs that can fetch the x-request-id and pass that into the report through the custom reporter
Code wise, x-request-id is printed into cli_log by the function here
Description:
Cypress is the testing framework that Hyperswitch is using to run automated tests. Having good grip on Javascript to work on Cypress is a must.
For every request made from Hyperswitch,
x-request-id
will be generated. This gives access to the developers to access detailed logs about the exchange (request and response) that includes connector's response as well.At present, Cypress tests generate report in both
html
as well asjson
format. They do provide some info about a test that is run but they lackx-request-id
.With that said, the task is to inject / introduce
x-request-id
in reports that are generated.Getting started:
Go through the README for guidelines on file structure, formatting and instructions on how to set up and run Cypress.
In short:
Possible implementation:
afterHook
in Cypress configs that can fetch thex-request-id
and pass that into the report through the custom reporterx-request-id
is printed intocli_log
by the function hereReference:
Additional info:
Submission Process:
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