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cypress-example-framework

v1.0.5

Published

A simple framework demonstrating Cypress' capabilities with UI and API testing

Downloads

5

Readme

cypress-example-framework

A simple framework demonstrating Cypress' capabilities with UI and API testing.

Getting started Mac OS

💼 Prerequisites

  • node.js

🧭 Quickstart

Clone the project and then run the following commands:

npm install --global yarn
yarn setup

📔 Notes

This repository has been integrated with Cypress Dashboard for framework metrics, and a Github Actions pipeline has been set to execute the tests on each repository pull request.

The Cypress Dashboard for this project is public, and can be accessed here.

Commands to run tests

yarn cypress open
yarn cypress run --record --key ac727834-8cc8-4e00-a10a-7dbf7d5d3a85 --browser chrome
yarn test

Summary of command line arguments:

yarn cypress open-> opens the Cypress Test Runner. More info about the Test Runner here.

yarn cypress run -> the script used to run tests in headless mode, using the local config file, which is cypress.config.js

yarn test -> the script used to run tests via Docker, Yarn package or with GitHub Actions. It enscapsulates the yarn cypress run command and can also be used to run locally, in lieu of yarn cypress run.

browser-> specify which browser to use for the upcoming test session. For a comprehensive list of supported browsers, visit Cypress' Docs page. Note that the browsers will have to be installed locally before Cypress can make use of them.

Running inside a Docker container

docker build -t cypress-example-framework:1.0.0 .

Running within a Yarn package

yarn add cypress-example-framework
yarn test