feat: Add generated test case #22
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WalkthroughAdds a new Cypress E2E test file validating smooth scrolling and URL hash updates for header nav links and a hero button, visiting a local HTML page, setting a tall viewport, clicking links, asserting hash changes, verifying section alignment via getBoundingClientRect, and resetting scroll between iterations. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant T as Test Runner (Cypress)
participant B as Browser
participant P as Page
participant S as Section
T->>B: visit(local HTML)
T->>B: setViewport(height >> page)
loop For each nav link
T->>B: click(header link)
B->>P: trigger smooth scroll + update hash
P->>S: compute getBoundingClientRect()
T-->>T: assert URL hash and near-top position
T->>B: scrollTo(top)
end
T->>B: click(Hero "Get in Touch")
B->>P: smooth scroll to #contact + update hash
P->>S: compute getBoundingClientRect(#contact)
T-->>T: assert hash "#contact" and top alignment
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generated.test.js (1)
15-15: Remove or encode space incy.visitpath
The argument tocy.visitincludes a space ('source code/webdev.html'), which can break URL resolution. Rename the directory to remove spaces (e.g.source-code/webdev.html) or percent-encode it as'source%20code/webdev.html'.
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
generated.test.js (3)
4-10: LGTM!The test suite structure is well-organized with a clear data-driven approach using the
navLinksarray for iterating through navigation scenarios.
20-41: LGTM with a note on selector specificity.The test logic correctly validates smooth scrolling behavior:
- URL hash updates are verified
- Scroll position is confirmed using
getBoundingClientRect()with appropriate tolerance- Test isolation is maintained by scrolling back to top between iterations
The selector
cy.get('header nav').contains('a', link.text)assumes the navigation structure exists. If the link text could appear in multiple places withinheader nav, consider using a more specific selector likecy.get('header nav a').filter((idx, el) => el.textContent.trim() === link.text)to avoid ambiguity.
43-57: LGTM!The test correctly validates the "Get in Touch" button's scroll behavior using the same reliable verification pattern as the navigation test. The selector
#hero .btnappropriately targets the hero section button.
| ```javascript | ||
| import 'cypress-real-events'; |
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Remove the markdown code fence wrapper.
The file is wrapped in markdown code fence syntax (triple backticks), which is invalid JavaScript. This will cause parse failures when Cypress attempts to load the test file.
Apply this diff to remove the wrapper:
-```javascript
import 'cypress-real-events';Also remove line 59:
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In generated.test.js around lines 1-2 (and remove the stray closing fence at
line 59), the file is wrapped in markdown code fences which breaks JavaScript
parsing; delete the opening triple-backtick fence and language tag at the top
and remove the trailing closing triple-backtick at line 59 so the file contains
only valid JS (e.g., import 'cypress-real-events';) with no markdown fences.
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| ```javascript | |||
| import 'cypress-real-events'; | |||
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Remove unused import.
The cypress-real-events plugin is imported but never used in the test. All interactions use standard Cypress commands like .click() instead of .realClick().
Apply this diff if real events aren't required:
-import 'cypress-real-events';
-Alternatively, if real browser events are needed for more accurate testing, use .realClick() instead of .click() on lines 25 and 47.
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| import 'cypress-real-events'; | |
| // (Remove the unused import; no other changes to this snippet.) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In generated.test.js around line 2, the import "cypress-real-events" is unused;
either remove that import if real browser events are not required, or if you
need the plugin, update the test to use .realClick() instead of .click() on
lines 25 and 47 so the import is actually used; apply one of those two changes
and run the tests to confirm no unused-import lint errors remain.
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