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luciole/should

Functions

be_greater_than

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pub fn be_greater_than(
  prev: Chainable(a),
  val: a,
) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

be_less_than

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pub fn be_less_than(prev: Chainable(a), val: a) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

be_visible

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pub fn be_visible(prev: Chainable(a)) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

callback

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pub fn callback(
  prev: Chainable(a),
  next: fn(a) -> b,
) -> Chainable(a)

Allows to make multiple assertions on a subject. The return value of the callback function is ignored.

Yields the subject it was given.

See Cypress Documentation - should#Function.

contain

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pub fn contain(prev: Chainable(a), text: String) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

equal

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pub fn equal(prev: Chainable(a), val: a) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

have_attr

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pub fn have_attr(
  prev: Chainable(a),
  attr: String,
) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

have_class

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pub fn have_class(
  prev: Chainable(a),
  class: String,
) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

have_length

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pub fn have_length(
  prev: Chainable(a),
  length: Int,
) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

have_prop

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pub fn have_prop(
  prev: Chainable(a),
  prop: String,
) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

have_value

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pub fn have_value(prev: Chainable(a), val: a) -> Chainable(a)

Create an assertion. Calls the Cypress should function with this function name as the chainer. For example: prev |> should.be_visible() will become prev.should('be.visible').

Yields the subject it was given, except for:

  • have_prop: yields the value of the property
  • have_attr: yields the value of the attribute

See Cypress Documentation - should.

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