• writing Cypress tests 1 2
• refactor and split a long Cypress test into shorter ones 1
• organize multiple Cypress tests by topic and feature 1
• find answers to your Cypress questions 1 2 3 4
• passing the values to the test runner through environment variables or command line arguments 1
• selecting tests to run using command line arguments and cypress.json settings 1
• the difference between the Cypress.env and the Cypress.config objects 1 2 3
• how to set the baseUrl in the test, in the cypress.json, via command line arguments, or via environment variables 1
• authentication using basic auth 1
• authentication using cookies 1 2
• writing custom commands to wrap the common authentication code 1
• controlling the viewport size 1 2 3
• using test retries 1
• writing custom commands to select elements following the Cypress' best practices, like using a data test ID attribute 1 2
• installing and using additional Cypress plugins, like cypress-real-events, cypress-grep, cypress-data-session, cypress-recurse, cypress-axe, and others
• writing Node.js code to run in the server process to be called via cy.task. For example, reading data from a database to confirm the data displayed on the page 1 2
• debugging the test flake, making the tests wait for the app using the built-in retry-ability mechanism 1
• observing the calls the application makes using cy.intercept 1 2 3
• stubbing the network calls the application makes using cy.intercept, modifying the response, or using a fixture file 1 2 3
• loading and using fixtures using the cy.fixture command 1 2 3
• making calls from the tests to the REST endpoints using cy.request 1 2 3
• making calls from the tests to the GraphQL endpoints using cy.request 1
• setting up IntelliSense and using Cypress types to ensure the specs use the commands correctly 1 2
• recording the tests on Cypress Dashboard 1 2
• running Cypress on CircleCI using Cypress CircleCI Orb 1 2 3
• running Cypress using GitHub Actions 1 2 3 4
• accessing the data exposed by the application through the window object 1 2
• calling the application code from the test (called app actions) 1
• setting up 3rd party visual testing using a Cypress plugin, following the visual testing guide 1
• instrumenting the application source code and using the Cypress code coverage plugin to find the features not currently covered by any tests. 1 2
• writing API tests using Cypress, see the information at cy-api plugin 1 2
• generating the Cypress dynamically from the fixture files 1 2 3
• writing React/Angular/Vue/Svelte component tests using Cypress component testing feature 1 2
• configured running tests in parallel for free using the cypress-split plugin 1
• took and completed Testing The Swag Store course 1
• took and completed Cypress Network Testing Exercises course 1
• took and completed Cypress Plugins course 1
• took and completed Cypress Basics Workshop 1