
Learn Cypress for beginners by installing, building your first project, and validating UI and API tests with hooks and fixtures; upgrade Cypress, use Cypress Cloud, and integrate with Test Trail.
Install Visual Studio Code and npm, create a Cypress training project folder, initialize package.json, install Cypress, and run Cypress in open mode for e2e testing in Chrome.
Cypress: qa automation for beginners (v10+) teaches creating test cases with validations, covering setup, actions, and assertions, and demonstrates running tests in Chrome to verify UI states.
Explore hooks in Cypress to run code before all tests, before each test, after each test, and after all tests. See how after each captures a screenshot in screenshot folder.
Use Cypress fixtures to load data from a fixture file into a variable, update items, and use include or exclude controls to run specific tests.
Configure baseUrl via Cypress config to avoid hardcoding across environments. Organize tests using contexts and add cases, then run specs in Cypress open to verify.
Configure Cypress test retries to reduce flakiness by automatically re-running failed tests up to four attempts, and learn how to enable this feature in your configuration.
Test APIs with Cyprus by using a restful booking site, authenticate to obtain a token, perform a get booking by IDs call, and validate the response is an array.
Discover how to upgrade Cypress by updating packages after each release, copy and run the upgrade command in the terminal, and verify the latest version after reopening the app.
Learn to use Cypress Cloud to run tests and view results; create an organization, add a project, configure the project ID, and integrate with GitHub, GitLab, Slack, and Jira.
Integrate Cypress with TestRail to manage tests, create projects and sections, map test cases, configure environment credentials, and run API-driven test cycles with test runs and results.
Learn to add visual testing to Cypress using applitools, configure api key, run eyes tests, capture screenshots, compare baselines, and identify visual diffs.
QA is a subset of the software development life cycle (SDLC), and QA automation means using automated testing tools to run tests on the software being developed and report on the results.
Automation testing handles many of the time-consuming tasks that were previously carried out by manual testers. It’s especially useful for continuous integration and continuous delivery, where software is developed, tested, and deployed multiple times per day, rather than in stages.
Cypressio is one of the most trending testing tools in the software testing industry! It is fast, easy, and reliable to script (using Javascript) and run automated tests in browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and others.
What you'll learn:
Introduction and how to start with Cypress.
Creating your first project and adding test cases.
API Testing.
Integration with tools like TestRail & Applitools
In this course all information is presented in an easy straightforward way so any non-tech person can start with Cypress automation tool, also any software engineer who is looking to enrich his knowledge related to test automation is the right course for you.
If you don't have prior work experience in cypress projects, this course is made purely to help you.
I hope you enjoy the course. Happy Learning!