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cypress-enter-plugin
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Cypress plugin to activate buttons and anchors when typing {enter}
This plugin adds support for the cy.type('{enter}')
to trigger the click
event on button and anchor elements.
Many accessibility specifications call out that the enter
key should open or activate something. If a button
element is used, the browser will trigger a click event automatically, but Cypress doesn't seem to do this. This is probably because dispatching keyboard events does not trigger this functionality. It would be nice to write a test like the following:
cy.get(".some-selector").focus().type("{enter}");
But that doesn't work by default. Knowing how browsers work, we'd have to rewrite the tests like:
cy.get(".some-selector").click(); // Cypress doesn't support forwarding the enter key as a click
You and I know that the enter key will trigger a click
event on a button
or a
element, but what if we didn't use one of those elements for whatever reason? Wouldn't it be nice to write that test and ensure the functionality works regardless of the implementation?
npm install cypress-enter-plugin
Add the following to your commands.js
or commands.ts
file:
import "cypress-enter-plugin";
The plugin works by overriding the type
command and triggering a click
event manually if the tag is a button or an anchor element.
FAQs
Cypress plugin to activate buttons and anchors when typing {enter}
The npm package cypress-enter-plugin receives a total of 810 weekly downloads. As such, cypress-enter-plugin popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cypress-enter-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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