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Cypress-fs is a utility package that extends the capabilities of [Cypress](https://www.cypress.io/) for working with the file system. It provides a set of custom Cypress commands for performing file and directory operations, making it easier to interact w
Cypress-fs is a utility package that extends the capabilities of Cypress for working with the file system. It provides a set of custom Cypress commands for performing file and directory operations, making it easier to interact with files in your end-to-end tests.
You can install Cypress-fs using npm or yarn. Here's how to do it:
npm install cypress-fs --save-dev
yarn add --dev cypress-fs
To use Cypress-fs, you need to import the commands into your Cypress project. To do this, add the following line to your project's cypress/support/e2e.ts
file:
import "cypress-fs";
Cypress-fs requires some cypress tasks to be registered in order to work. To do this, update your cypress.config.ts to look like the following:
export default defineConfig({
e2e: {
setupNodeEvents(on, config) {
return require("cypress-fs/plugins")(on, config);
},
},
});
Cypress-fs provides the following custom Cypress commands:
cy.fsCopyFile({ path, newPath, mode })
Copies a file from one location to another.
path
- The path to the file to copy.newPath
- The path to the new file.mode
- The mode to apply to the new file,refer to fs for more details.cy.fsFileExists(path)
Checks if a file exists.
path
- The path to the file to check.cy.fsReadFile(path, options)
Reads the contents of a file.
path
- The path to the file to read.options
- The options to use when reading the file.cy.fsWriteFile(path, content, options)
Writes content to a file.
path
- The path to the file to write to.content
- The content to write to the file.options
- The options to use when writing the file.cy.fsDeleteFile(path)
Deletes a file.
path
- The path to the file to delete.cy.fsCreateDirectory(path, options)
Creates a directory.
path
- The path to the directory to create.options
- The options to use when creating the directory.cy.fsDeleteDirectory(path, options)
Deletes a directory.
path
- The path to the directory to delete.options
- The options to use when deleting the directory.cy.fsChmod({ path, mode })
Changes the permissions of a file.
path
- The path to the file to change the permissions of.mode
- The mode to apply to the file, refer to fs for more details.cy.fsAppendFile({ path, content })
Appends content to a file.
path
- The path to the file to append to.content
- The content to append to the file.cy.fsRename({ path, newPath })
Renames a file.
path
- The path to the file to rename.newPath
- The new path for the file.cy.fsDirExists(path)
Checks if a directory exists.
path
The path to the directory to check.cy.fsReadDir(path, options)
Reads the contents of a directory.
path
- The path to the directory to read.cy.fsIsDirectory(path)
Checks if a path is a directory.
path
- The path to check.cy.fsIsFile(path)
Checks if a path is a file.
path
- The path to check.The types used are the same as the ones used by each corresponding method from the fs module.
FAQs
Cypress-fs is a utility package that extends the capabilities of [Cypress](https://www.cypress.io/) for working with the file system. It provides a set of custom Cypress commands for performing file and directory operations, making it easier to interact w
The npm package cypress-fs receives a total of 4,328 weekly downloads. As such, cypress-fs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that cypress-fs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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