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cypress-sugarcrm
cypress-sugarcrm/commands.js

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cypress-sugarcrm

Cypress-sugarcrm is a libray base on Cypress.io that provides commands for automating interactions with both local and on-demand SugarCRM intances. It also supports SugarCRM REST API operations.

How to use

Installation

To install the Cypress-SugarCRM library, run the following command.

npm install -s cypress-sugarcrm

Set up

To set up user credentials, create a file named "sugarcrm-envs.json" and copy the following content:

{
    "local":{
        "name": "local",
        "url": "http://my.sugar.loc",
        "users":{
            "admin":{
                "username": "myuser",
                "password": "Password123",
                "type": "admin"
            }
        }
    },
    "qa":{
        "name": "qa",
        "url": "https://instance.sugarondemand.com",
        "users":{
            "admin":{
                "username": "myuser",
                "password": "Password123",
                "type": "admin"
            }
        }
    }
}

Explanation:

local and qa. Environment names to retrieve the corresponding information.
url. The URL of the SugarCRM instances.
users. Contains the credentials of the users to be used in automated test cases.

Cypress Configuration

In your "cypress.config.js" file, add the following configuration:

module.exports = {
  ...
  chromeWebSecurity: false,
  ...
}

Handling Uncaught Exceptions

In the "e2e.js" file, add the following code to handle uncaught exceptions:

...
beforeEach(function() {
    ...
    Cypress.on('uncaught:exception', (err, runnable) => {
      return false;
    })
    ...
})
...

Using in a Spec File

In your spec file, import the Cypress-SugarCRM library as follows:

import cySugar from "cypress-sugarcrm";

Running Cypress

To run Cypress with the appropriate environment, use the following command and set the environment variable "sugarcrm_env":

npx cypress open --env sugarcrm_env=local

Commands

Log in to the SugarCRM instance using the provided username. The corresponding credential ifnromation is reatrived from the fixtures/sugarcrm-envs.json file.

Syntax

    cySugar.login('admin');

Visit

Navigate to the specified SugarCRM URL and wait for the Loading... message disappear before proceeding to the next step.

Syntax

    cySugar.visit('/#Accounts');

Navigate to the specified SugarCRM URL and wait for the Loading... message disappear before proceeding to the next step.

Syntax

    cySugar.openSidebarNav();

Navigate to the specified SugarCRM URL and wait for the Loading... message disappear before proceeding to the next step.

Syntax

    cySugar.openSidebarNavModule('Opportunities');

Set Field Value

This command sets a value in the recor view of a module using the system field name. The appropriate actions are performed base on the field's metadata type (e.g. varchar, int, enum, etc).

Syntax

    cySugar.set_field_value('Accounts','name','Company ABC');
    cySugar.set_field_value('Accounts','email1','company@abc.com');
    cySugar.set_field_value('Accounts','external_id_c','123456');

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