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find second last element in multiple elements in cypress

To find the second last element within multiple elements in Cypress, you can use the last() and eq() commands in combination with cy.get().

For example, let's say you have multiple div elements with a class of "item", and you want to select the second last one. You can use the following code:

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cy.get('.item').last().prev()


Here's what's happening in this code:

  1. cy.get('.item') selects all elements with a class of "item".
  2. .last() selects the last element from that list.
  3. .prev() selects the previous (i.e. second last) element from that list.

Once you have selected the desired element, you can perform actions on it as usual. For example, to click on the second last item, you could use:

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cy.get('.item').last().prev().click()



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