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Learn how to efficiently extract product titles and prices from an HTML structure using Cypress. This guide provides a clear code breakdown for developers working with JavaScript and Cypress testing framework.
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How to Get All Attribute Values in an Array Variable with Product Name in Cypress

Are you looking to extract product information efficiently from a web page using Cypress? If you've ever found yourself needing to retrieve both product titles and their respective prices from a product list, you're not alone. Many developers face this challenge, especially when working with complex HTML structures. In this guide, we will explore how to extract product titles and prices and store them in an organized array.

The Problem

When you have a structure containing multiple products, each with a title (located in an <h4> tag) and a price (represented by a value in an <input> field), it can be tricky to extract the data cleanly. Here’s a simplified version of what the HTML looks like for each product:

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In this case, we have multiple products, and our goal is to extract their titles and prices and then link these pieces of information together in a meaningful way.

The Solution

Step 1: Extract Product Titles

First, let's retrieve the titles of the products. Using Cypress, we can find all the <h4> elements and extract their inner text. Here's how you can do that:

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Step 2: Retrieve Product Prices

Next, we need to get the product prices from the input fields. Since these are inside a span with the class price-bg, we can select them easily:

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Step 3: Merge Titles and Prices

Now that we have both arrays of titles and prices, we can merge them into one cohesive array of objects. Each object will contain a product's title and price:

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Bonus: Create a Single String Output

If you prefer a single string output that combines the title and price, you can adjust the merging step slightly:

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Conclusion

By following these steps, you can effectively extract product titles and their prices from a complex HTML structure using Cypress. This method allows for clean, organized data management, making it easier to work with product information within your testing environment. Whether for testing scenarios or data manipulation, this approach can streamline your workflow significantly.

Now you have the ability to collect all the information you need with just a few lines of code. Happy coding!