Solution #521
Solution #521
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It looks like there are several issues that need to be addressed, such as the incorrect use of the padStart method, potential issues with the countries array, and the implementation of custom commands. Please review these points to ensure the code meets the intended functionality. Keep up the good work! 😊
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| cy.get('#hobbiesWrapper').find('label').contains(el).click(); | ||
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| cy.get('#currentAddress').type(user.address); | ||
| cy.selectRandomChild('#state'); |
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The function cy.selectRandomChild is used here, but it is not a standard Cypress command. Ensure that this function is defined in your custom commands or elsewhere in your project.
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| cy.get('#currentAddress').type(user.address); | ||
| cy.selectRandomChild('#state'); | ||
| cy.selectRandomChild('#city'); |
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Similar to the previous line, cy.selectRandomChild is used again. Make sure this custom command is properly implemented to avoid runtime errors.
| cy.get('.react-datepicker__year-select').select(birthDate.year); | ||
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| const className = 'react-datepicker__day'; | ||
| const day = birthDate.day.padStart(3, '0'); |
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The padStart method is being used here to pad the day with zeros. However, the padStart method should use '2' as the first argument instead of '3' to ensure the day is correctly formatted as a two-digit string (e.g., '01', '02', ..., '31').
cypress/support/generateUser.js
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| const getAddress = require('./getAddress'); | ||
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| const generateUser = () => { | ||
| const countries = [0, 1, 2, 3]; |
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The 'countries' array currently contains numbers instead of actual country names or codes. If the intention is to represent countries, consider using an array of country names or codes.
| return { | ||
| firstName: faker.person.firstName(), | ||
| lastName: faker.person.lastName(), | ||
| sex: personSex[0].toUpperCase() + personSex.slice(1), |
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The 'personSex' variable is expected to be a string representing the sex of the person. Ensure that 'faker.person.sex()' returns a valid string and that the transformation to capitalize the first letter is appropriate.
cypress/support/generateUser.js
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| address: getAddress(), | ||
| subjects: getSubjects(), | ||
| country: countries[countryIndex], |
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The 'country' field is currently assigned a number from the 'countries' array. If 'countries' is meant to represent actual countries, ensure it contains the correct data, such as country names or codes.
cypress/support/getSubjects.js
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| const getSubjects = () => { | ||
| return subjects.filter(() => Math.random() * 10 > 5); |
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The filter function currently uses a random condition to select subjects, which may not be the intended logic. If the goal is to randomly select a subset of subjects, consider using a more controlled approach to ensure the desired number of subjects is returned.
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Great job on implementing the features! 🎉 While the code is mostly correct, there are a few areas for improvement. Please review the comments to enhance your code quality. Remember, addressing these issues will help you grow as a developer. Keep up the good work and continue learning!
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| cy.get('#hobbiesWrapper').find('label').contains(el).click(); | ||
| }); | ||
| cy.get('#currentAddress').type(user.address); | ||
| cy.selectRandomChild('#state'); |
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The function cy.selectRandomChild is used here, but it is not a standard Cypress command. Ensure that this custom command is defined in your Cypress support files.
| }); | ||
| cy.get('#currentAddress').type(user.address); | ||
| cy.selectRandomChild('#state'); | ||
| cy.selectRandomChild('#city'); |
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The function cy.selectRandomChild is used here, but it is not a standard Cypress command. Ensure that this custom command is defined in your Cypress support files.
| cy.get('.react-datepicker__year-select').select(birthDate.year); | ||
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| const className = 'react-datepicker__day'; | ||
| const day = birthDate.day.padStart(3, '0'); |
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The padStart method is being used with a length of 3, which might not be necessary for day values. Consider using a length of 2 to ensure the day is formatted correctly as a two-digit number.
| return { | ||
| firstName: faker.person.firstName(), | ||
| lastName: faker.person.lastName(), | ||
| sex: personSex[0].toUpperCase() + personSex.slice(1), |
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The personSex variable is expected to be a string representing the sex of the person. Ensure that the faker.person.sex() method returns a valid string that can be processed as expected. If faker.person.sex() returns a different format, you might need to adjust this line accordingly.
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| const pickRandomly = (array) => { | |||
| return array.filter(() => Math.random() > 0.5); | |||
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The current implementation of pickRandomly returns a filtered array where each element has a 50% chance of being included. If the intention is to pick a single random element from the array, consider using a different approach, such as selecting a random index.
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