How to locate an element based on its text?

This is the DOM for the elements,

<span _ngcontent-vej-c357="" class="tree-oooo-name mr-2 mod-cursor-pointer"> 
  qa-testData1 
  <span _ngcontent-vej-c357="" class="some-name"><!----></span>
</span>

<span _ngcontent-vej-c357="" class="tree-oooo-name mr-2 mod-cursor-pointer"> 
  qa-testData2 
  <span _ngcontent-vej-c357="" class="some-name"><!----></span>
</span>

Note: In the DOM, there are more than 10 elements with same identifier - tree-oooo-name mr-2 mod-cursor-pointer

When I try to use this selector it gives more than 1 matching element:
span[class*='tree-oooo-name']

Is there a way to identify the element based on its name (qa-testData1 and qa-testData2) without using xpath?

Text such as qa-testData1 can be used in the selector with :contains(),

cy.get('span[class*="tree-oooo-name"]:contains(qa-testData1)')

or use the .contains() query chained after the cy.get().

cy.get('span[class*="tree-oooo-name"]').contains('qa-testData1')

but you may have some trouble with this particular HTML as there seems to be a textNode followed by another <span> without the previous one being closed.

Cypress is very fussy about the HTML being correctly formed.

To locate a web element based on its name in Cypress, you can use either the name attribute selector or the contains method.

Using the name attribute selector:

cy.get('[name="username"]')

This code locates the element with the name attribute set to "username". You can replace "username" with the actual name of the element you want to locate.

Using the contains method:

cy.contains('[name]', 'username')

This code locates the element that has a name attribute and contains the text "username". Again, you can replace "username" with the actual name of the element you want to locate.

Both methods return a Cypress object that represents the web element, which you can use to interact with the element.

NOTE: You can locate a web element using the cy.get() method with various selector options, such as the element's tag name, class name, ID, attribute, etc.