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Cypress Double Click#

Double clicking is a common user interaction on web applications. To perform a double click on an element using Cypress, we can use the dblclick() command.

Example#

Let's say we have a button on our webpage that we want to double click:

HTML

<button id="doubleClickButton">Double Click Me</button>

To double click the button using Cypress, we can use the following code:

JavaScript

cy.get('#doubleClickButton').dblclick();

This will simulate a double click on the button with the ID of "doubleClickButton".

Alternative Approach#

Another way to achieve the double click is to use the trigger() command with the dblclick event:

JavaScript

cy.get('#doubleClickButton').trigger('dblclick');

This will also simulate a double click on the button with the ID of "doubleClickButton".

Both of these approaches are equivalent and you can use whichever you prefer depending on your specific use case.

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