Master Cypress in 15 minutes a day

Master Cypress in 15 minutes a day, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 57 lectures, based on 80 reviews, and has 626 subscribers.

You will learn about How to start testing with Cypress How to run Cypress tests on a continuous integration server Intercept AJAX responses when required Learn how to do visual regression testing See how you can extend Cypress with additional functionality Use TypeScript to write your Cypress tests This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers and software testers interested in creating automated end to end tests It is particularly useful for Developers and software testers interested in creating automated end to end tests.

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Summary

Title: Master Cypress in 15 minutes a day

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: €54.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to start testing with Cypress
How to run Cypress tests on a continuous integration server
Intercept AJAX responses when required
Learn how to do visual regression testing
See how you can extend Cypress with additional functionality
Use TypeScript to write your Cypress tests

Who Should Attend

Developers and software testers interested in creating automated end to end tests

Target Audiences

Developers and software testers interested in creating automated end to end tests

Are you tired of receiving emails from frustrated users about your web application being broken? Cypress, the JavaScript End-to-End Testing Framework, is here to help you prevent those issues and ensure your web application runs smoothly. Cypress is a powerful tool that makes it easy to create automated tests for your web application, and this course is designed to help you master it.

In this course, you’ll learn everything you need to know to get started with Cypress and create your first useful tests. We’ll start with the basics of Cypress, but we won’t stop there. You’ll also learn how to make tests for data-driven applications more reliable and even faster, and how to expand Cypress with extra functionality. We’ll do that both by adding additional plugins as well as writing our own extensions. You’ll learn how to test applications using third-party authentication services and how to include all that as part of your continuous integration build, helping you prevent errors in code from ever deploying to production.

My name is Maurice de Beijer, and I’m excited to teach you all about using Cypress. I’ve been using Cypress successfully in many of my projects, and I can’t wait to share my knowledge and experience with you. Whether you’ve never written automated end-to-end tests before or you’re already familiar with Selenium, this course is for you. I’ll start from the beginning, and show you how to get up and running with Cypress in no time. Even if you’re not sure if automated end-to-end testing is for you, I’ll show you how to get quick benefits for a minimal amount of work.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a solid understanding of Cypress and how to use it to create effective automated tests for your web application. You’ll be able to prevent errors in code from ever deploying to production and ensure your web application runs smoothly. Join this course and take your testing game to the next level.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Goals

Lecture 3: What is Cypress

Lecture 4: Personal Introduction

Chapter 2: Getting started with Cypress

Lecture 1: Writing your first Cypress test

Lecture 2: Adding a package.json

Lecture 3: Fixing a broken Cypress installation

Lecture 4: The most important commands

Lecture 5: Adding IntelliSense

Lecture 6: Mocha hooks

Lecture 7: Cypress configuration

Lecture 8: Selecting DOM elements

Lecture 9: Querying by text

Lecture 10: Aliasing

Chapter 3: Interacting with Elements

Lecture 1: Interacting with Elements – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Clicking DOM elements

Lecture 3: Typing text

Lecture 4: Radio buttons & checkboxes

Lecture 5: Select elements

Lecture 6: Manipulating the value

Lecture 7: Validating the value

Chapter 4: Network Requests & Cypress

Lecture 1: Network Requests & Cypress – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: The book search application

Lecture 3: Intercepting AJAX Requests

Lecture 4: Cypress.minimatch()

Lecture 5: cy.route() & cy.server()

Lecture 6: Waiting for a response

Lecture 7: Faking AJAX responses

Lecture 8: Intercepting the response

Lecture 9: Making network requests

Chapter 5: Continuous Integration

Lecture 1: Continuous Integration – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: CI using GitHub Actions

Lecture 3: Cypress Continuous Integration Steps

Lecture 4: Using a Docker container

Lecture 5: Flaky tests

Lecture 6: The Cypress Dashboard

Lecture 7: Local GitHub Actions

Chapter 6: Extending Cypress

Lecture 1: Extending Cypress – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Adding Custom Commands

Lecture 3: Adding Child Commands

Lecture 4: Writing Dual Commands

Lecture 5: Logging Custom Commands

Lecture 6: Better Command Logging

Lecture 7: Adding Custom Tasks

Lecture 8: Combining Tasks & Commands

Chapter 7: Cypress Testing Library

Lecture 1: Cypress Testing Library – Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing Cypress Testing Library

Lecture 3: Using cy.findByRole()

Lecture 4: Using accessibility roles

Lecture 5: Reusing a query result

Lecture 6: Choosing a Query

Chapter 8: Tip & Tricks

Lecture 1: Tip & Tricks

Lecture 2: IntelliSense in Visual Studio Code

Lecture 3: Configuring ESLint

Lecture 4: Faking Math.random()

Lecture 5: Overriding the Cypress configuration

Lecture 6: Data driven tests

Instructors

Maurice de Beijer
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