Introduction toTesting with Cypress (Tool)
- 2. ● Cypress is an open-source-e2e JavaScript testing framework designed for modern web development ● Developed and maintained by Cypress.io ● Notable for its simplicity and effectiveness in testing web applications ● Gain traction due to its fast test execution, robustness, and developer-friendly API Introduction to Cypress
- 3. 01 The application under test reloads in real- time as you write and edit the tests. Easy debugging with extensive logging, screenshots, and video recording. Cypress allow you to see the application's state at any moment during the test execution. 02 03 Key Features of Cypress Supports testing across different browsers. 04
- 4. Cypress Architecture Cypress follows a client-server architecture: ● Client: The part of Cypress that runs in the browser. ● Server: The part that runs alongside APIs application on the same host machine. The client communicates with the server using HTTP and WebSockets.
- 5. Writing Tests with Cypress 1. Cypress tests are written using JavaScript. 2. Follows the BDD (Behavior-Driven Development) syntax. 3. Utilizes describe(), it(), and expect() functions for writing test cases. 4. Cypress provides a powerful API for interacting with elements on the page and making assertions.
- 6. Benefits of Cypress 1. Fast Execution: Cypress is known for its fast test execution due to its architecture. 2. Easy Setup: Minimal setup required to start writing tests. 3. Developer-Friendly: Writing tests with Cypress feels like writing code, making it developer-friendly. 4. Comprehensive Documentation: Cypress has extensive documentation and an active community for support. 5. Built-in Features: Features like time-traveling and automatic waiting simplify the testing process.
- 7. DEMO let's roll up our sleeves.
- 8. Conclusion Cypress stands out as a robust and user- friendly testing framework that offers fast test execution, powerful debugging capabilities, and comprehensive testing coverage.
- 9. Q&A Do you have any questions?
Editor's Notes
- #3: Cypress enables you to write all types of tests: End-to-end tests Component tests Integration tests Unit tests