The Complete Cypress v13 Course- Automation Testing Bootcamp

Learn how this course stays current with Cypress updates by using version-specific content and planning for future releases like v11 and v12, plus end content such as cucumber bdd integration.

Compare Cypress v9 with v10 and beyond, and see how the course is revamped for the latest release, including test-runner changes, end-to-end testing, folder renames, and config updates.

Learn how to migrate a Cypress v9 project to v13+, including upgrading to Cypress v10, renaming the integration folder to e2a, and updating config files while removing deprecated plugins.

Set up your test environment by installing and updating Chrome and Firefox, and verify their versions via Chrome settings and the About Firefox page to ensure reliable automation testing.

Install Node.js on a Windows machine using the 64-bit MSI installer, complete the setup, and verify the installation by running node -v in the command prompt.

Install Git on Windows using Git Bash, download from the official site, complete the setup, and verify the installed version with git --version to prepare for pushing code to GitHub.

Install Visual Studio Code, a free IDE and code editor, on Windows, then configure basic preferences and color themes, create a desktop icon, and complete the setup.

Create a dedicated project folder, initialize a package.json with npm, and install Cypress 10.7.0 using bash in Visual Studio Code's terminal to build the automation framework.

Explore how the package.json file manages dev dependencies and why node_modules grow large, then demonstrate using npm install to download cyprus packages and recreate them from package.json.

Open the Cypress test runner, select end-to-end testing, and let Cypress create the project structure and example specs. Configure a spec pattern to target the E2E folder with a wildcard and specify file types such as js, ts, and feature for cucumber later.

Learn to set up the Cyprus app, run end-to-end tests in Chrome, and use commands such as visit, type, and get, along with time travel, logs, and the inspector tool.

Discover the Cypress project structure, including the Cypress folder, node_modules, fixtures, support, and the config file, and see how tests live in the e2e folder with data fixtures and plugins.

Learn how to keep Cypress up to date by checking your package.json, updating via the terminal with the recommended version, and following setup notes to avoid unwanted upgrades.

Learn the Cypress API overview by exploring the API tab, inspecting pre-built commands such as click, double click, and type, and reviewing their usage, syntax, options, and keyboard keys.

Explore Cypress change logs, track version updates from 9.7.0 to 10.80, note features, performance improvements, bug fixes, deprecations, and breaking changes to align this course content.

Master Cypress automation by testing two unique websites, exploring an actions page with drag and drop, double click, hover, and click-and-hold, and simulating e-commerce tasks like adding and removing items.

Learn how the integration folder is renamed to e2a in Cyprus v13, and place test files in the e2e folder for v10 plus rather than the old integration folder.

Constructs the first Cypress test using Mocha by creating a contact us form test in VS Code, removing example tests, and building positive and negative scenarios for Wedge Driver Uni.

Install two vscode extensions to speed mocha testing: a material icon theme for clearer folders and a snippets extension that auto-generates describe and it blocks, followed by a window reload.