Cypress how to continue to call back end API until getting the expected result or timeout












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I need to create a test case which needs to call a "get" API method to get some information, but the back end server some time need time to process, so I need to create a loop to continue to call the "get" API method until getting the expected result or timeout.



the pseudo code looks like following



string responseMessage;    
for(i=0, i<10, i++) {
responseMessage = callGetApi();
if (responseMessage == "success") {
exit loop;
}else {
wait 1 seccond;
}
}


but I don't know how to create that kind of code in Cypress, please help!










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    I need to create a test case which needs to call a "get" API method to get some information, but the back end server some time need time to process, so I need to create a loop to continue to call the "get" API method until getting the expected result or timeout.



    the pseudo code looks like following



    string responseMessage;    
    for(i=0, i<10, i++) {
    responseMessage = callGetApi();
    if (responseMessage == "success") {
    exit loop;
    }else {
    wait 1 seccond;
    }
    }


    but I don't know how to create that kind of code in Cypress, please help!










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      I need to create a test case which needs to call a "get" API method to get some information, but the back end server some time need time to process, so I need to create a loop to continue to call the "get" API method until getting the expected result or timeout.



      the pseudo code looks like following



      string responseMessage;    
      for(i=0, i<10, i++) {
      responseMessage = callGetApi();
      if (responseMessage == "success") {
      exit loop;
      }else {
      wait 1 seccond;
      }
      }


      but I don't know how to create that kind of code in Cypress, please help!










      share|improve this question
















      I need to create a test case which needs to call a "get" API method to get some information, but the back end server some time need time to process, so I need to create a loop to continue to call the "get" API method until getting the expected result or timeout.



      the pseudo code looks like following



      string responseMessage;    
      for(i=0, i<10, i++) {
      responseMessage = callGetApi();
      if (responseMessage == "success") {
      exit loop;
      }else {
      wait 1 seccond;
      }
      }


      but I don't know how to create that kind of code in Cypress, please help!







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          Use async/await:



          it('Test loop', async function() {
          for(let i=0; i<10; i++) {
          await Cypress.Promise(resolve => {
          cy.request(your_url).should(response => {
          expect(response.status).to.eq(200);
          resolve();
          });
          }
          }
          });





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          • Thanks for your answer, one problem after I use your code in my test, the test is to continue running not stop even the response status is 200, and I added code "console.log(i);" to show the iteration. the console show stop at second iteration.

            – Yu Jia
            Jan 4 at 1:21














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          Use async/await:



          it('Test loop', async function() {
          for(let i=0; i<10; i++) {
          await Cypress.Promise(resolve => {
          cy.request(your_url).should(response => {
          expect(response.status).to.eq(200);
          resolve();
          });
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          }
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          • Thanks for your answer, one problem after I use your code in my test, the test is to continue running not stop even the response status is 200, and I added code "console.log(i);" to show the iteration. the console show stop at second iteration.

            – Yu Jia
            Jan 4 at 1:21


















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          Use async/await:



          it('Test loop', async function() {
          for(let i=0; i<10; i++) {
          await Cypress.Promise(resolve => {
          cy.request(your_url).should(response => {
          expect(response.status).to.eq(200);
          resolve();
          });
          }
          }
          });





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          • Thanks for your answer, one problem after I use your code in my test, the test is to continue running not stop even the response status is 200, and I added code "console.log(i);" to show the iteration. the console show stop at second iteration.

            – Yu Jia
            Jan 4 at 1:21
















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          Use async/await:



          it('Test loop', async function() {
          for(let i=0; i<10; i++) {
          await Cypress.Promise(resolve => {
          cy.request(your_url).should(response => {
          expect(response.status).to.eq(200);
          resolve();
          });
          }
          }
          });





          share|improve this answer















          Use async/await:



          it('Test loop', async function() {
          for(let i=0; i<10; i++) {
          await Cypress.Promise(resolve => {
          cy.request(your_url).should(response => {
          expect(response.status).to.eq(200);
          resolve();
          });
          }
          }
          });






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          answered Jan 3 at 17:33









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          • Thanks for your answer, one problem after I use your code in my test, the test is to continue running not stop even the response status is 200, and I added code "console.log(i);" to show the iteration. the console show stop at second iteration.

            – Yu Jia
            Jan 4 at 1:21





















          • Thanks for your answer, one problem after I use your code in my test, the test is to continue running not stop even the response status is 200, and I added code "console.log(i);" to show the iteration. the console show stop at second iteration.

            – Yu Jia
            Jan 4 at 1:21



















          Thanks for your answer, one problem after I use your code in my test, the test is to continue running not stop even the response status is 200, and I added code "console.log(i);" to show the iteration. the console show stop at second iteration.

          – Yu Jia
          Jan 4 at 1:21







          Thanks for your answer, one problem after I use your code in my test, the test is to continue running not stop even the response status is 200, and I added code "console.log(i);" to show the iteration. the console show stop at second iteration.

          – Yu Jia
          Jan 4 at 1:21






















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