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Cypress MetaMask

Interacting with you MetaMask made "easy". (Depending on how you define "easy" of course...)

This plugin is based on the solutions brought by Jakub Mucha - drptbl in Synpress, but with a more stripped down and (this is opinionated) simpler approach. The goal is to build a fairly straight forward solution that you can integrate into your own testing (end-to-end) flow.

Setup

Note: This plugin is in development mode. You might encounter bugs and you will have to tweak your implementation a bit before you get it to work. But it is worth your effort in my opinon. Being able to run automated tests of your application is a good thing. ;-)

Install the package using yarn or npm:

$ yarn add -D cypress-metamask
// or 
$ npm i -D cypress-metamask

Import the plugin in cypress/support/index.js

// Import commands.js using ES2015 syntax:
import './commands'
import 'cypress-metamask'

Modify your cypress/plugins/index.js to include the plugin:

module.exports = (on, config) => {
  require('cypress-metamask/plugins')(on)
}

Add an .env file to your project root:

These settings are for a Hardhat development environment. You will need to tweak those setting depending on the enviroment you use.

SECRET_WORDS="test test test test test test test test test test test junk"
PASSWORD=TestMetaMask
METAMASK_VERSION=latest 
NETWORK_NAME=localhost 
RPC_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8545/ 
CHAIN_ID=1337

Add these scripts to your package.json (or modify your existing scripts):

"cy:open": "CYPRESS_REMOTE_DEBUGGING_PORT=9222 cypress open"

You should be ready to go.

Example

There is a small html/javascript (src/index.html) example that requires you to run a local chain to work. It uses the connected wallet to display its address and balance.

Once you have configured your setup and if you spin up a local chain, start a server and run your tests, you should be able to have the test pass.

Step-by-step

  1. Start your local chain
  2. Start a local web server (yarn start) and navitate to http://localhost:3473
  3. Run Cypress (yarn cy:open)
describe('User can load page', () => {
  before(() => {
    cy.setupMetamask();
    cy.changeMetamaskNetwork('localhost')
    cy.visit('/')
  });
  it('is expected to display a sussess message', () => {
    cy.get('[data-cy=title]').should('contain.text', 'MetaMask Detected')
  });
  
  it('is expected to display the local wallet address', () => {
    cy.get('[data-cy=address').should('contain.text', 'Your address is: 0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266')
  });
  
  it('is expected to display the local wallet  balance', () => {
    cy.get('[data-cy=balance').should('contain.text', 'Balance: 10000000000000000000000')
  });
})

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cypress-metamask's Issues

Typescript support

Thanks for the good work!

As a feature request, is it possible that this library adds a type definition (augmentation) of the custom methods added to cypress to use this library into an e2e cypress setup built with typescript?

Thanks in advance for helping me out with this!

Switching to Custom Network - Fails if config is the same as default Localhost

Description

If you set environment variables (NETWORK_NAME, RPC_URL, and CHAIN_ID) the code follows the logic to create a custom network (

async initialSetup({ secretWords, network, password }) {
const isCustomNetwork =
process.env.NETWORK_NAME && process.env.RPC_URL && process.env.CHAIN_ID;
await puppeteer.init();
await puppeteer.assignWindows();
await puppeteer.metamaskWindow().waitForTimeout(1000);
await puppeteer.metamaskWindow().bringToFront()
if (
(await puppeteer.metamaskWindow().$(unlockPageElements.unlockPage)) ===
null
) {
await module.exports.confirmWelcomePage();
await module.exports.importWallet(secretWords, password);
if (isCustomNetwork) {
await module.exports.addNetwork(network);
} else {
await module.exports.changeNetwork(network);
}
walletAddress = await module.exports.getWalletAddress();
await puppeteer.switchToCypressWindow();
return true;
} else {
await module.exports.unlock(password);
walletAddress = await module.exports.getWalletAddress();
await puppeteer.switchToCypressWindow();
return true;
}
},
). When these parameters are the same as the localhost configuration already set up with MetaMask installations the creation of the customer network fails silently, which causes the setup to hang since it is waiting for the network name to appear as an option (
await puppeteer.waitForText(
mainPageElements.networkSwitcher.networkName,
network.networkName,
);
).

If you are wanting localhost (which was my case) I unset the RPC_URL and CHAIN_ID and this worked as expected.

Thoughts/Suggestions

The localhost network configuration in Metamask assumes localhost:8545 with chain id 1337. If the provided RPC URL uses 0.0.0.0, localhost, or 127.0.0.1 with the port 8545 with the same chain_id the setup of the custom network will fail. If these match it should not attempt to add a custom network and instead update the network to use localhost instead.

Cannot read property 'bringToFront' of undefined

Details of the issue: Basically, the functionality of switching between the main cypress window and the metamask window fails way too often. When it happens, I get nice results like this:
image

So, the question is: Can we have a better way to detect displayed window and switch accordingly?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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