📄 How to use Cypress in 5 steps
#angular #cypress
Cypress is a desktop application. It supports multiple operating systems such as Windows, Linus, and iOS. Cypress is a tool that you can use to test a front-end application whatever the front-end framework you are using. E2E is a software testing method that simulates what the application should be able to do from the start to the end.
✅ Article Link: https://levelup.gitconnected.com/e2e-testing-with-cypress-angular-219eaa3926c
#angular #cypress
Cypress is a desktop application. It supports multiple operating systems such as Windows, Linus, and iOS. Cypress is a tool that you can use to test a front-end application whatever the front-end framework you are using. E2E is a software testing method that simulates what the application should be able to do from the start to the end.
✅ Article Link: https://levelup.gitconnected.com/e2e-testing-with-cypress-angular-219eaa3926c
#angular #tailwind #eslint #jest #cypress #husky #guide
Requirements:
For the purposes of this guide, I’m assuming that you already have the following tools/libraries installed on your machine:
1. Node.js (I’m using v. 20.x.x)
2. Git
3. A code editor (I’m using Visual Studio Code), with ESlint, TailwindCSS IntelliSense extensions.
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