How to use the path-parse.posix function in path-parse
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microsoft / ConversationLearner-UI / cypress / support / TestList.js View on Github 
export function AddToCypressTestList() {
var funcName = `AddToCypressTestList()`
// test group name--\ /--Test function name
// callerFileName looks like: http://localhost:5050/__cypress/tests?p=cypress\integration\Tests\Train\WhatsYourName1.js-044
var callerFileName = GetCallerFileName()
callerFileName = path.normalize(callerFileName.substring(callerFileName.lastIndexOf("p=") + 2, callerFileName.lastIndexOf("-"))).replace(/\\/g, path.sep)
helpers.ConLog(funcName, `callerFileName: ${callerFileName}`)
const parsed = pathParse.posix(callerFileName)
const testName = parsed.name
const testGroupName = parsed.dir.substr(parsed.dir.lastIndexOf(path.sep) + 1)
var allTests = (testName == '(All)')
var allGroups = (allTests && testGroupName == 'Tests')
var toFind = `function ${testName}(`
helpers.ConLog(funcName, `testGroup: ${testGroupName} - testName: ${testName} - allTests: ${allTests} - allGroups ${allGroups} - toFind: ${toFind}`)
var group
for (var i = 0; i < testGroups.length; i++) {
if (allGroups || testGroups[i].name == testGroupName) {
group = testGroups[i]
var test
describe(group.name, () => {
helpers.ConLog(funcName, `Added Group: ${group.name}`)
