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A simple ready-to-use Cypress Testing Tool starter kit to integrate with an existing project.

Higlights 🔦

🐳 Docker · 🏷 TypeScript · 🔍 Eslint · 🪄 Makefile

Getting Started 🚦

First steps

  • Clone the repository. 📑
git clone [email protected]:ehasnain/cypress-starter-kit.git

  • Create a directory with a desired name for the e2e tests at the desired location in your project. 🗂

  • Copy the contents of the cloned repository in to the created directory. 📔➡📔
    Following files can be ignored:

    • .github/*
    • *.md

  • You are ready to go now ✅

Test run

  • Start the tests
    make test

Note: Chrome Browser is the default browser for running the tests. This can be changed inside the script ./scripts/test-local.sh

Writing your own tests ✍️

You can write your tests inside the director src/tests.
A simple example of extracting a page's components with its actions and selectors can be found inside the directory src/pages.
The existing example tests from Cypress can be deleted if not needed.
Refer docs.cypress.io for more information about how to write tests in Cypress.

Continuous Integration 🔗

For running the tests on a CI envorinment with docker use the command:

make test-ci

This will run the tests inside a docker container. A JUnit test report is generated at the end of the tests inside the directory test-results/junit/test-results.xml.

More

More details of the current changes can be read in CHANGELOG. The CHANGELOG has been automatically generated from the git commits with the help of generate-changelog tool.

Feel free to create PRs, report Bug and Issues or simply write me at [email protected].

LinkedIn: @ehteshamhasnain.

Have a happy testing! 😊

License

cypress-starter-kit is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.