Cypress Testing Syntax & Commands Flashcards For Beginners

Cypress provides time-travel debugging, allowing for stepping back and forth through the test execution.

Cypress supports cross-browser testing for testing the web application on different browsers.

The cy.visit() command is used to visit a webpage in the Cypress browser.

The cy.submit() command is used to submit a form on the page.

Cypress supports headless mode for running tests without the GUI.

Selectors in Cypress are used to identify web elements in the DOM, such as CSS selectors and XPath selectors.

The cy.url() command is used to get the current URL of the page.

Before and after hooks in Cypress are used to perform actions before and after the tests, such as setting up the environment and cleaning up the database.

The cy.reload() command is used to reload the current page.

The cy.task() command is used to run a task in the Node.js environment.

The cy.contains() command is used to select an element based on its text content.

The cy.viewport() command is used to set the size and position of the viewport.

The cy.route() command is used to define a route for network requests and responses.

The cy.wait() command is used to pause the test for a specified amount of time.

Cypress supports accessibility testing for ensuring the web application is accessible to people with disabilities.

The cy.get() command is used to select one or more DOM elements on the page.

Cypress provides a range of assertions for verifying the expected behavior of a web application, such as should(), expect(), and assert().

Cypress is an open-source, end-to-end testing framework for web applications.

Fixtures in Cypress are used to provide test data to the tests, such as JSON and CSV files.

The cy.type() command is used to simulate typing text into a DOM element.

Cypress can be installed using npm or yarn.

Cypress provides a range of commands for interacting with web elements, such as click(), type(), and submit().

The cy.click() command is used to simulate clicking on a DOM element.

The cy.fixture() command is used to load test data from a fixture file.

Cypress provides a test runner that shows the results of the tests and allows for debugging and re-running failed tests.

Cypress supports parallelization of tests to reduce the time taken for running tests.

The cy.title() command is used to get the title of the page.