Cypress-modifier-xml-plugin NPM

Cypress XML Modifier Plugin

Cypress is a powerful tool for testing web applications, and this plugin adds functionality to easily modify XML fields within your Cypress tests. It provides two custom commands: modifyXmlField and modifyMultipleXmlFields.

Installation

To install the plugin, run the following command:

npm install cypress-xml-modifier-plugin

Usage

First, import and register the plugin in your cypress/support/e2e.js file:

import 'cypress-xml-modifier-plugin';

Available Commands

`modifyXmlField`

Modifies a single XML field.

Parameters:

filePath (string): Path to the XML file.
tagName (string): Name of the tag to be modified.
newValue (string): New value for the tag.
outputFilePath (string): Path to save the modified XML file.

Usage Example:

cy.modifyXmlField('path/to/input.xml', 'TagName', 'NewValue', 'path/to/output.xml');

`modifyMultipleXmlFields`

Modifies multiple XML fields.

Parameters:

filePath (string): Path to the XML file.
modifications (array of objects): List of modifications to be made. Each object should contain tagName and newValue.
outputFilePath (string): Path to save the modified XML file.

Usage Example:

const modifications = [
  { tagName: 'TagName1', newValue: 'NewValue1' },
  { tagName: 'TagName2', newValue: 'NewValue2' },
];

cy.modifyMultipleXmlFields('path/to/input.xml', modifications, 'path/to/output.xml');

convertXmlToBase64 Converts an XML file to a Base64 encoded string.

Parameters:

filePath (string): Path to the XML file. outputFilePath (string): Path to save the Base64 encoded string. Usage Example:

cy.convertXmlToBase64('path/to/input.xml', 'path/to/output.txt');

Notes

If the specified tag is not found in the XML, the test will fail immediately with an error message.
Ensure that the paths to XML files are correct and that Cypress has permission to read from and write to these paths.