Cypress is a next generation front end testing tool built for the modern web. This is a sample project which you can use to start your E2E testing with Cypress.
- Clone the project
npm i- Install all the dependencies- Run
npm testto execute the tests in Test Runner | Runnpx cypress runto execute the tests in CLI.
- How to Install Cypress
- Understanding Cypress Folder Structure
- How to execute Cypress Tests using Test Runner and CLI
- Writing your First Test in Cypress
- How to use Fixtures in Cypress Tests
- How to use readFile() and writeFile() in Cypress
- How to interact with multiple elements using each()
- Conditional Testing (If Else) in Cypress
- How to upload a file in Cypress
- How to download a file in Cypress
- API Testing in Cypress
- How to chain Multiple APIs in Cypress
- Mock API Response in Cypress using cy.server() and cy.route()
- How to handle JS Alert, Confirm and Prompt in Cypress
- How to use Skip and Only in Cypress
- How to execute Cypress Tests in order
- How to handle Shadow DOM in Cypress
- How to retry tests X number of times in Cypress
- How to handle Iframes in Cypress
- How to generate HTML reports in Cypress
- How to Add Tags like Smoke,E2E to Cypress Tests
- Cypress Page Object with Locator Functions and Custom Commands
- Cypress Dashboard
- When you're running your tests from the Test Runner, make sure that none of the tests has
only, as this basically tells cypress to run that particular test and skip all others.