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Pulls dashboard-managed tests, modules, and environments down into the current project. You can import individual tests by their dashboard path, an entire cloud folder (which brings every test and module inside it plus any nested subfolders), or omit arguments to import the entire workspace. When the imported entities live inside dashboard folders, the folder hierarchy is recreated on disk so your local layout mirrors the dashboard. 
npx momentic import

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Arguments

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[paths...]
string
One or more dashboard paths to import. A path can be either a test path (e.g. tests/checkout/happy-path) or a folder path using the slash-separated cloud folder hierarchy (e.g. auth/onboarding). When omitted, every test, module, and environment in the project is imported.

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How folder import works

  • Folder paths are resolved against the dashboard’s folder tree case-insensitively. auth/onboarding matches the cloud folder named Onboarding nested under Auth.
  • All tests and modules inside the folder are imported, including those in any nested subfolders.
  • The cloud folder hierarchy is recreated on disk. A test in cloud folder Auth/Onboarding lands at auth/onboarding/<test-name>.test.yaml relative to the project root. Folder names are slugified the same way test names are.
  • If a test or module already exists locally with the same id, it keeps its current on-disk location; existing flat layouts are not reshuffled.

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Examples

Import every dashboard-managed resource into the local project: 
npx momentic import
Import a single test by its dashboard path: 
npx momentic import tests/checkout/happy-path
Import every test and module inside a cloud folder, recreating the folder hierarchy on disk: 
npx momentic import auth/onboarding
Import multiple folders and a specific test in one command: 
npx momentic import auth/onboarding checkout tests/smoke/login