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@padcom/cypress-pop

v0.0.3

Published

Cypress PageObjects Pattern

Downloads

4

Readme

Page Object Pattern for Cypress

This package implements the basics of the PageObject Pattern for use with Cypress.

For a long and boring explanation read those two ancient articles:

Yes, those are about writing tests with Selenium and yes they talk about Java implementation but the concepts are exactly the same and the 3 base concepts (Component, Page and Scenario) are exactly the same.

You could also scaffold an project for use with this library by running the following command:

npm create from-github padcom/cypress example

In there you will find a test that exercises the https://www.duckduckgo.com site. It does so by defining a page, a few components and one search scenario. It's the best place to get started.

For convenience there is also a library template if you want to create reusable packages that can be used in many different projects:

npm create from-github padcom/cypress-lib example-lib