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Cypress component testing guidance for opal-frontend. Use when adding or updating component specs, configuring component test setup, or choosing selectors, mocks, and POM Actions or Flows.

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name opal-frontend-cypress-component
description Cypress component testing guidance for opal-frontend. Use when adding or updating component specs, configuring component test setup, or choosing selectors, mocks, and POM Actions or Flows.

Opal Frontend Cypress Component Testing

Overview

Use these rules when writing or updating Cypress component specs in opal-frontend.

Structure and Setup

  • Component specs live in cypress/component/** and are grouped by capability (for example, manualAccountCreation, fineAccountEnquiry, shared pages/).
  • Prefer the shared router-outlet setup in cypress/component/fineAccountEnquiry/accountEnquiry/setup so specs can register routes, provide shared services, intercept APIs, and navigate to the component under test.
  • Extend the shared setup rather than creating a new mount helper, unless it causes regressions.

Page Object Model Usage

  • Do not call cy.get directly when a POM exists.
  • Import Actions or Flows from cypress/e2e/functional/opal/actions/** or cypress/e2e/functional/opal/flows/** and use their methods against the mounted component.

Selectors and Hooks

  • Use stable selectors from cypress/shared/common.locators.ts and cypress/shared/selectors/**.
  • If a component lacks a hook, add a semantic ID or data attribute in src/app first, then expose it via the selector modules so component and E2E tests stay in sync.

Mocks, Intercepts, and Tags

  • Store API intercept fixtures beside each spec in <spec-folder>/mocks/**.
  • Copy or extend existing mock files so scenarios stay isolated.
  • Use local intercept helpers in <spec-folder>/intercept/** with the router-outlet setup.
  • Tag tests with Jira IDs when scoping to acceptance criteria (example: { tags: ['@PO-604'] }).

Running a Spec

  • Run a single component spec with: yarn cypress run --browser chrome --component --spec 'cypress/component/fineAccountEnquiry/accountEnquiry/AccountEnquiry.cy.ts'

Handling Real Product Bugs

  • If a component spec fails due to a real product bug, do not change application code to force a pass.
  • Skip or mark the test pending and explain the failure in the task update.