I’m a bit unclear about your specific intent, but if I’ve grasped it correctly, there are multiple approaches outlined in the Cypress documentation to achieve this. It involves utilizing the intercept command to spy on the request URL then get and print or test the response as you want by giving it a callback function or also define is with as() then use it when ever you want.
you can check this link its much detailed there https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/intercept
As mentioned, you can read the documentation about cypress intercept. To give an example of how you can grab a value from the network response, here’s some snippet:
cy.intercept("GET", "*/tableformat*").as("getTable");
cy.get("<insert your locator here>").click() // whatever action that triggers the tableformat response
cy.wait("@getTable").its("body").then( res => {
const requirementId = res.results[0].requirementId
// then do whatever you want with the variable
})
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I’m a bit unclear about your specific intent, but if I’ve grasped it correctly, there are multiple approaches outlined in the Cypress documentation to achieve this. It involves utilizing the intercept command to spy on the request URL then get and print or test the response as you want by giving it a callback function or also define is with as() then use it when ever you want.
you can check this link its much detailed there
https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/intercept
As mentioned, you can read the documentation about cypress intercept. To give an example of how you can grab a value from the network response, here’s some snippet: