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cy-jsonnet-plugin

Cypress plugin to generate json data from JSONNET files

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cy-jsonnet-plugin

Jsonnet plugin for dynamic scenarios and payload generation

What is jsonnet?

Jsonnet is a configuration language for application and tool developers developed by Google.

  • Generate config data
  • Side-effect free
  • Organize, simplify, unify
  • Manage sprawling config

A simple extension of JSON

  • Open source (Apache 2.0)
  • Familiar syntax
  • Reformatter, linter
  • Editor & IDE integrations
  • Formally specified

Core Ideas :

  • Eliminate duplication with object-orientation
  • Keep common data models in jsonnet file
  • Share and extend the models according to your user needs
  • Balance the logic between jsonnet and Cypress specs, e.g keep simple branching of positive and negative test cases only
  • Few things to note: Jsonnet is hermetic: It always generates the same data no matter the execution environment.

Dynamic test case generation can be advantageous and must have native support for randomizing specific properties for the test payload. Jsonnet offers a solution to this by providing support for native methods extension, allowing for customization according to individual requirements.

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Package last updated on 02 Apr 2024

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