Testing in Umami codebase - Part 1.2
Inspired by BulletProof React, I applied its codebase architecture concepts to the Umami codebase.
This article focuses only on the testing strategies used in Umami codebase.

Prerequisites
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Testing in Umami codebase — Part 1.0
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Testing in Umami codebase — Part 1.1
In part 1.1, we reviewed the website.cy.ts. It has the test cases for adding, editing and deleting a website. In this part 1.2, we review the login.cy.ts test cases
There are two test cases in the login.cy.ts:
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Logs user in with correct credentials and logs user out
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Login with blank inputs or incorrect credentials
Case 1: Login and Logout
You will find the following code for validating login and logout functionality
it( 'logs user in with correct credentials and logs user out', { defaultCommandTimeout: 10000, }, () => { cy.getDataTest('input-username').find('input').as('inputUsername').click(); cy.get('@inputUsername').type(Cypress.env('umami_user'), { delay: 0 }); cy.get('@inputUsername').click(); cy.getDataTest('input-password') .find('input') .type(Cypress.env('umami_password'), { delay: 0 }); cy.getDataTest('button-submit').click(); cy.url().should('eq', Cypress.config().baseUrl + '/dashboard'); cy.logout(); }, );
Case 2: Incorrect credentials
You will find the following code for validaing incorrect credentials behaviour
it('login with blank inputs or incorrect credentials', () => { cy.getDataTest('button-submit').click(); cy.contains(/Required/i).should('be.visible'); cy.getDataTest('input-username').find('input').as('inputUsername'); cy.get('@inputUsername').click(); cy.get('@inputUsername').type(Cypress.env('umami_user'), { delay: 0 }); cy.get('@inputUsername').click(); cy.getDataTest('input-password').find('input').type('wrongpassword', { delay: 0 }); cy.getDataTest('button-submit').click(); cy.contains(/Incorrect username and\/or password./i).should('be.visible'); });
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