i want to enforce the structure that headers follow a hierarchy. Meaning if you go from bottom to top of the dom, thr next heading must be <= current or 1.
Here is the console log of my headings in one of my sections for example:
Yielded:
0: h2.mt-4
1: h3.mt-16.text-base.w-64
2: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
3: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
4: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
5: h3.mt-16.text-base.w-64
6: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
7: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
8: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
9: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
10: h3.mt-16.text-base.w-64
11: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
12: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
This would be valid ^
Yielded:
0: h2.mt-4
1: h3.mt-16.text-base.w-64
2: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
3: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
4: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
5: h3.mt-16.text-base.w-64
6: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
7: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
8: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
9: h4.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
10: h3.mt-16.text-base.w-64
11: h1.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
12: h1.mt-0.font-normal.text-sm
And this is not ^^^
So far I can loop through the sections and get each sections headers, but a bit stumped on how to loop through and force that rule. It would require comparing the current header and the next one in the array.
What I have so far:
Cypress.Commands.add("checkHeadingHeirarchy", () => {
cy.get("section").each(($section) => {
cy.get($section).within(() => {
cy.get("h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6"); //now what?...
});
});
});
@agoff: The console.log
shows us the first $el and then the $list[index 1]:
This is the $el: jQuery.fn.init [h2.mt-4]
This is the $el: <h3 data-cy="header" class="mt-16 text-base w-64">Engineering</h3>
@agoff: This works, but its hacky:
Cypress.Commands.add("checkHeadingHeirarchy", () => {
cy.get("section").each(($section) => {
cy.get($section).within(() => {
cy.get("h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6").each(($el, index, $list) => {
// Don't run the validation on the last item in the list
if (index !== $list.length - 1) {
// Get the size of the current and next header
const currSize = getHeaderNumber($el);
const nextSize = getHeaderNumber($list, index 1);
try {
expect(currSize <= nextSize || currSize 1 === nextSize).to.eql(
true
);
} catch {
console.log("Failed on current size:", currSize);
console.log("Failed on next size:", nextSize);
throw error;
}
}
});
});
});
});
// helper function to get header number
const getHeaderNumber = ($el, index) => {
console.log("Going to parse this:", $el.get(index ?? 0));
try {
console.log("Got this:", parseInt($el.get(index ?? 0).tagName.slice(1)));
return parseInt($el.get(index ?? 0).tagName.slice(1));
} catch {
console.log("ERROR ON:", $el.get(index ?? 0));
}
};
CodePudding user response:
You can yield the index of the elements yielded, as well as the entire list. Using that, we can easily compare the next yielded item.
Cypress.Commands.add("checkHeadingHeirarchy", () => {
cy.get("section").each(($section) => {
cy.wrap($section).within(($sectionWithin) => {
cy.get("h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6").each(($el, index, $list) => {
// Don't run the validation on the last item in the list
if (index !== $list.length - 1) {
// Get the size of the current and next header
const currSize = getHeaderNumber($el)
const nextSize = getHeaderNumber($list[index 1])
expect(currSize <= nextSize || currSize 1 === nextSize).to.eql(true);
}
});
});
});
});
// helper function to get header number
const getHeaderNumber = ($el) => {
const tagName = $el.prop('tagName') ?? $el.get(0).tagName
return parseInt(tagName.slice(1), 10);
}