Is there a way / example about how to integrate dialogFlow SDK to Cypress and testing some chatbot by Cypress?
I didn't see nothing about it in the network, but I know there is an option to use Mocha JS to testing dialogFlow, they have example how to write the tests in their API documentation but there is no any reference about how to setup and integrate between them or any indication if there an option for more Node testing frameworks.
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I have a vuejs application which uses grpc-web and proto.
I am integrating cypress in my application for automation testing.
I am having an issue when running the cypress test the API call returning error, but when I am running the application directly in browser its working fine for the same API call.
I have checked all the request parameter and url all same.
I am not sure where I am doing wrong.
I am new to flutter. So, I want to know whether I can use selenium webdriver/java to automate a flutter web application.
I have used java / cucumber to automate web applications and used page object pattern. so, can I do the same technologies to automate a flutter web application ?.
Yes you can, because the automation code is going run on top of the application. So there is no restriction. There is a package available in flutter WebDriver maybe you can try this out . And here is the API documentation.
I am trying to make a chatbot for my Flutter app using DialogFlow. At first I used the API V2, and I get this error :
I searched online, and the only answer I found is to switch to "flutter_dialogflow.dart" package instead of the "dialogflow_v2.dart" package everything seemed to work just fine at the first glance, but when I wrote "Hi how are you doing?" the flowing error appears:
P.S: Everything is activated on DialogFlow
Please help! Thank you
Flutter has many advantages so the Flutter apps implementation will be common. Integrating the Dialogflow on the flutter app will be more beneficial and helps to handle the end-user queries most effectively. There are two approaches to incorporating Dialogflow into your Flutter APP.
Create the middleware code and build your own chat UI
Using the REST API, the middleware code is responsible for transferring the message from the Flutter app to the Dialogflow agent and build UI components to send and receive the message. You will probably be really happy to only see text messages going back and forth when you get started. But finally, you may want to add rich answers, such as buttons, clickable hyperlinks, cards, and other rich answers like that. Dialogflow does not as it turns out, has any defaults on this front. Which is a tedious process
Integrate with the Third-party tools
Since Dialogflow does not support the UI to make the bot response, search the platform that will allow you to add the bot to your mobile application. And I recommend using Kommunicate
The Dialogflow bot can be directly integrated with kommunicate and positioned with Flutter by adding Kommunicate dependency pubspec.yaml and import as well as install the package, More detailed instruction can be found here. You can further customise the chat widget to match your APP colours and theme.
PS: I work for Kommunicate
I want to e2e test a website like when a user visits it with disabled javascript and/or some scripts blocked.
cypress.io does not (officially) support testing websites with disabled JS so therefore one can not e2e test what users would see in case they are securely visiting the website without JS enabled.
Nightmare JS seems to support it via browser options to disable JS for each Nightmare instance but I haven't tried its performance yet.
Any suggestions for a 2e2 testing tool that allows my scenario to be tested?
Some testing frameworks do not support this scenario when JavaScript is disabled because they inject their scripts in the tested pages and run them during the test execution. For instance, TestCafe requires JavaScript to inject its scripts.
I am struggling to test Angular JS application, Can someone provide me reference to learn that, Couldnt find any.
I want to attack the application but it seems not all links are being visited by Crawler.
How are you exploring the application?
In ZAP you should use the Ajax Spider as this will launch browsers in order to explore it. The standard spider will not be as effective.