Cypress Test for language selection and link redirection #9488
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WalkthroughThis pull request enhances the Cypress testing suite by adding comprehensive language selection and link redirection tests for the login page. The changes focus on implementing new test cases in the Changes
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cypress/pageobject/Login/LoginPage.ts (2)
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112-128: Robust iteration for verifying button text per language.
The logic thoroughly checks each language's option and corresponding login text, enhancing test coverage. Consider also verifying that any necessary page transition or re-render is fully completed, such as waiting on a relevant API call, if the language switch triggers back-end requests.🧰 Tools
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cypress/e2e/homepage_spec/redirect.cy.ts (1)
50-57: Verification of 'Contribute on GitHub' redirect.
Simple and effective. Consider adding an assertion to confirm navigation to the correct domain if the subpath or domain changes in the future.
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cypress/pageobject/Login/LoginPage.ts (5)
3-10: Interface definition looks good.
This interface provides a clear structure for mapping language codes to localization text.
102-108: GitHub and License link methods are consistent.
Functions for redirecting to external pages look straightforward. Ensure proper handling of external link changes or potential cross-origin issues if the URLs ever change.
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109-111: selectLanguage method is straightforward.
It uses the selector to pick a language code, adhering to Cypress best practices.
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129-134: Private method for sidebar verification is neat.
Encapsulating sidebar checks promotes reusability.
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135-150: Well-structured language switch for sidebars.
Mirrors the approach used for the login button, ensuring uniform coverage across UI elements.
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cypress/e2e/homepage_spec/redirect.cy.ts (8)
2-6: Locale imports broaden test coverage.
Excellent coverage for multi-language tests. Ensure the JSON files exist in the specified paths to avoid missing file errors.
8-8: Consolidating locales in a single object.
This is an efficient approach to manage multiple languages programmatically.
11-13: languageMappings usage.
Generating language mappings dynamically is a succinct approach for verifying the login button text across languages.
15-20: Sidebar text mappings.
Similarly, grouping sidebar texts is a good way to organize localized content for tests.
24-24: Awaiting page load with 'cy.awaitUrl("/", true)'.
This ensures a stable state before continuing tests, reducing flaky tests.
59-65: Checks for third-party license link.
This test complements your link coverage.
67-73: Switching languages for login button.
Repeating the approach from your page object fosters DRY. Verifying text across multiple languages is a key step in i18n testing.
74-84: Sidebar items language verification.
This scenario thoroughly confirms that the sidebars adapt correctly to the chosen language.
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