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### Comment:
im trying to generate the torrent file onthefly with a custom command like thisimport createtorrent from createtorrentcypress.commands.addgeneratefixture,    first, i write the new filecy.writefilecypressfixturestorrentssample.txt, hello world! then i read the filecy.readfilecypressfixturestorrentssample.txt, utf.thencontent  const buf  buffer.fromcontentbuf.name  sample.txt.torrentcreatetorrentbuf, err, torrent  let buffer ### Reply:
hello, i would like to askgive an opinion. from what i see, im not sure if it would generate much noise to generate that file in the before of the tests directly instead of using custom commands. on the other hand, im not sure if ive misunderstood, but is the idea to generate a buffer or use .selectfile once we have created it? because in my opinion, rereading the file seems to be more the responsibility of the browser.im not exactly sure how complex it can be to generate a torrent, but it seems like a better idea not to use createtorrent, which has a dependency on a plain text file, but instead use a builder torrentmetadatabuilder this is an example name that uses parameters so that we can understand how the content for the randomnamespecifiedname.torrent file is generated following the option . additionally, with the use of the builder, we can retrieve some parameters that we can later use in the expected output, such as relevant metadata.example using the upload test.finally, in the after section, the files in cypressfixturestorrentsrandom should be cleaned up. i have provided another path in case you dont want to delete the reference file mandelbrot_set_.torrent and the database random users included, so as not to disturb the preconditions of other tests. i hope this helps a bit.