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How to chain two assertion statment in OR condition in cypress – Javascript

As I am new to this UI automation/cypress world, need help to setting up the assertion on javascript object return by cypress-ag-grid package

My code is reading ag-grid data

cy.get("#myGrid").getAgGridData().should((data)=>{
cy.log(data)
})

Which is printing below object in console

[
{ id: 1, name: "tata", saftyRating: "-50" },
{ id: 2, name: "maruti", saftyRating: "-50" },
{ id: 3, name: "ford", saftyRating: "" },
{ id: 4, name: "skoda", saftyRating: "" }
]

When I iterate over the saftyRating field

cy.get("#myGrid").getAgGridData().should((data)=>{
  data.forEach(({ saftyRating }) => {
    cy.wrap(+saftyRating).should('be.lt', -50);
  })
});

It is failing because blank value it is converting 0 and 0 is not less than equal to -50

All I want is to append one more assert condition in OR form
Which should be like this .should('be.eq', 0);
So that that the test case passes

All any better approach to handle this is also welcome

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Answers


  1. 0

    None of your safety ratings are less than -50, so .should('be.lt', -50) fails every data item.

    Change it to .should('be.lte', -50) which means "less than or equal".

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  2. 0

    In my opinion, using +saftyRating is the wrong approach in this case, because the grid may contain a genuine 0 rating.

    An empty value such as saftyRating: "" is different to a zero value such as saftyRating: "0" – one is explicitly entered, the other is effectively "don’t know".

    To check two (or more) conditions, use a callback function something like

    data.forEach(({ saftyRating }) => {
  cy.wrap(saftyRating)
    .should(value => {
      expect(value === '' || +value <= -50).to eq(true)
    })
})

    or with satisfy

    data.forEach(({ saftyRating }) => {
  cy.wrap(saftyRating)
    .should('satisfy', (value) => {
      return value === '' || +value <= -50
    })
})

    You can easily extend the conditions if other requirements arise.

    More examples at this answer How to check that element has either of classes in Cypress

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