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@commercetools-frontend/cypress-cookie-consent
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Cypress package to set a cookie consent cookie
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This package allows to set a cookie consent cookie using the
@commercetools-frontend/cypress-cookie-consent
package.
$ npm install --save @commercetools-frontend/cypress-cookie-consent
You need to extend your Cypress commands. You might have an e2e.ts
file containing your library and custom commands. If so add this to it:
import '@commercetools-frontend/cypress-cookie-consent/add-commands';
This will register a setConsentCookie
on Cypress which you can invoke as cy.setConsentCookie
. It accepts an argument called commandOptions
which has a property named consentGroups
. The consent groups are the groups you want to give consent for, for your Cypress test. So in summary you may call it as:
cy.setConsentCookie({
consentGroups: {
essentialCookies: true,
performanceCookies: true,
functionalCookies: true,
targetingCookies: true,
socialMediaCookies: true,
},
});
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Cypress package to set a cookie consent cookie
The npm package @commercetools-frontend/cypress-cookie-consent receives a total of 1,985 weekly downloads. As such, @commercetools-frontend/cypress-cookie-consent popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @commercetools-frontend/cypress-cookie-consent demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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