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Cypress · Method

cy.invoke

invoke() calls a function on the previous Cypress subject and yields its return value. It supports arguments, nested function paths, and array indexes, but repeated retries can call the function more than once.

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Since
3.7.0

Syntax

.invoke(functionName)
.invoke(options, functionName)
.invoke(functionName, args...)
.invoke(options, functionName, args...)

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Source: cy.invoke() | Cypress API Documentation. Checked 2026-11-03.