Expand an array into multiple arguments.

Identical to .then(), but always expects an array-like structure as its subject.

Syntax

.spread(callbackFn)
.spread(options, callbackFn)

Usage

Correct Usage

cy.getCookies().spread(() => {}) // Yield all cookies

Incorrect Usage

cy.spread(() => {}) // Errors, cannot be chained off 'cy'
cy.location().spread() // Errors, 'location' does not yield an array

Arguments

fn (Function)

Pass a function that expands the array into its arguments.

options (Object)

Pass in an options object to change the default behavior of .spread().

Yields

• .spread() 'yields the return value of your callback function'
• `.spread()` wll not change the subject if `null` or `undefined` is returned.

Examples

Aliased Routes

Expand the array of aliased routes

cy.intercept('/users/*').as('getUsers')
cy.intercept('/activities/*').as('getActivities')
cy.intercept('/comments/*').as('getComments')
cy.wait(['@getUsers', '@getActivities', '@getComments']).spread(
  (getUsers, getActivities, getComments) => {
    // each interception is now an individual argument
  }
)

Cookies

Expand the array of cookies

cy.getCookies().spread((cookie1, cookie2, cookie3) => {
  // each cookie is now an individual argument
})

Rules

Requirements

• .spread() requires being chained off a previous command.
• .spread() requires being chained off a command that yields an array-like structure.

Assertions

• .spread() will only run assertions you have chained once, and will not retry .

Timeouts

• .spread() can time out waiting for a promise you've returned to resolve.

Command Log

.spread() does not log in the Command Log

History

See also

• .each()
• .then()