<\/path><\/symbol><\/path><\/symbol><\/path><\/symbol><\/svg><\/p>\n\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n\n\n<\/path>\n<\/svg><\/div>\n\nTable Of Contents<\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n\n1<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n2<\/span><\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n3<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n4<\/span><\/div>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n5<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n6<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n7<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n8<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
What is Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n2<\/span><\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n3<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n4<\/span><\/div>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n5<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n6<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n7<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n8<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n3<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n4<\/span><\/div>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n5<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n6<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n7<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n8<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Can I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n4<\/span><\/div>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n5<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n6<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n7<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n8<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Could you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/div>\n\n5<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n6<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n7<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n8<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
What are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n6<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n7<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n8<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Can I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n7<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n8<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I install cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n8<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/div>\n\n9<\/span><\/div>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Could you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/div>\n\n10<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
What is Cypress CLI?<\/a><\/div>\n\n11<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I run single specfile in command line?<\/a><\/div>\n\n12<\/span><\/div>\nI am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
I am new to cypress, I wanted to execute hello world test script in cypress how can I do that could you explain?<\/a><\/div>\n\n13<\/span><\/div>\nWhy should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Why should I create my tests inside integration folder, why can\u2019t I create test in other folders?<\/a><\/div>\n\n14<\/span><\/div>\nHow can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can see the default configuration in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n15<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I create suites in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n16<\/span><\/div>\nTell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Tell me at least 5 Cypress commands?<\/a><\/div>\n\n17<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I click on the button in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n18<\/span><\/div>\nList out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
List out some commands which I can use to interact with DOM elements?<\/a><\/div>\n\n19<\/span><\/div>\nConsider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Consider a scenario, I have link on webpage and clicking this link opens new window I need to verify some text in that window. How can I verify?<\/a><\/div>\n\n20<\/span><\/div>\nWhat are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
What are the selectors supported by Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n21<\/span><\/div>\nCan I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Can I use XPath in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n22<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
What is environment variable in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n23<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I change the baseUrl in cypress dynamically?<\/a><\/div>\n\n24<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
What is Preserve cookies in Cypress? Why do we need that?<\/a><\/div>\n\n25<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
What is custom commands in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n26<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I type Keypress in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n27<\/span><\/div>\n How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I read the value from Cypress Configuration file?<\/a><\/div>\n\n28<\/span><\/div>\nHow to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How to get the title of the page?<\/a><\/div>\n\n29<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I use the sleep in Cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n\n30<\/span><\/div>\nHow can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
How can I get the first and last child of the selected element?<\/a><\/div>\n\n31<\/span><\/div>\nWhat is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
What is shadow Dom? How can I access shadow DOM in cypress?<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\nWhat is Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nCypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n\n\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Cypress is a next-generation testing tool constructed for the modern web. This tool addresses the critical problems which we face every day like synchronization issues, flaky tests, element loading issues, issues with dynamic elements etc.<\/p>\n
\n<\/ins>\n<\/div>\nHow Cypress architecture is different from selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nSelenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\nExplanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Selenium relies on WebDriver to execute the commands that means selenium executes remote command across the network. But in the cypress, it directly operates inside the browser. So the browser executes the commands which we run as script.<\/p>\n
Explanation: <\/strong>Real world scenario,<\/p>\nConsider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Consider Selenium,<\/strong><\/p>\nIf I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
If I have element.click()<\/strong> in my test script, Once I execute this script selenium sends this code to browser specific drivers like ChromeDriver, Ghecko Driver etc. The browser specific drivers then interact with specific browsers like Chrome, Firefox etc. and executes the click action.<\/p>\nConsider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Consider Cypress,<\/strong><\/p>\nThe \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
The \u00a0same command element.click()<\/strong> Considering Cypress.<\/p>\nOnce you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\nSo with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Once you execute code in Cypress, The cypress directly sends the code to browser and click action gets executed.<\/p>\n
So with the above example we can understand that the middle layer that is webdriver<\/strong> which is present in the selenium but Cypress doesn\u2019t need any middle layer.<\/p>\nCan I use Cypress framework with C# or Java just like Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\nNo, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\nCould you tell me about some differences between Cypress and Selenium?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nSelenium supports all major languages like C#, Java, Python, JavaScript, Ruby etc.<\/li>\nCypress Supports only JavaScript\/Typescript languages<\/li>\nSelenium Commands are executed through web drivers<\/li>\nCypress Commands Executed directly on the browser<\/li>\n\u00a0Selenium Supports all major browsers chrome,Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox<\/li>\nCypress supports only Chrome, Edge and Firefox<\/li>\nWith Selenium Configuration of drivers and language biding should be done by our own<\/li>\nWith Cypress we get ready framework available we just need to install.<\/li>\nSelenium Appium can we used to test native mobile applications<\/li>\nCypress doesn\u2019t support any native mobile application testing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nWhat are the advantages of Cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress is NodeJS modern framework so it works seamlessly with Single Page applications and internal Ajax calls.<\/li>\nCypress provides Time Travel options, so It takes snapshots of each tests, after execution we can see what happened exactly in each step. We don\u2019t have to do any configuration for this this comes by default with cypress.<\/li>\nCypress Debuggability feature provides access to developer tools on the browser so we can debug directly in the browser.<\/li>\nCypress Automatically waits for commands and assertions or any animation to complete so most of the time we don\u2019t have to put additional sleep in our tests.<\/li>\nSince Cypress directly executes commands on browser it is quite faster compared to Selenium based tools.<\/li>\nCypress runs tests and executes commands directly on browser so it is less flaky.<\/li>\nCypress provides Video Capture option we can record whole set of tests execution.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nCan I use Junit or TestNG in cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
No, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.<\/p>\n
\u00a0 \u00a0 Or<\/strong><\/p>\n\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
\u00a0 \u00a0 What is Testing Framework Cypress comes with?<\/strong><\/p>\nWe cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\nHow can I install cypress?<\/a><\/h3>\nIf you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
We cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.<\/p>\n
If you want to install cypress, we need to install Node first, once we install node we can install cypress with command \u00a0npm install cypress<\/strong><\/p>\nHow can I open cypress window and execute tests?<\/a><\/h3>\nOnce you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Once you install the cypress, we can open cypress using npm cypress open<\/strong> command and execute the tests by clicking on test file name.<\/p>\nNote:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n
Note:<\/em><\/strong> First time when we execute npm cypress open command, cypress prepares the framework ready for you. This involves creating folder structure such as cypress, support, plugin, integration etc. This happens only when we execute npm cypress open command for the first time, subsequent execution of this command only launches the cypress window since set up is done already.<\/p>\nCould you talk something about Cypress file and folder structures?<\/a><\/h3>\n\nCypress uses cypress.json<\/strong> file, if we want to specify any custom configuration<\/strong> which is located in the root of our project.<\/li>\nThe folder<\/strong> named cypress<\/strong> is located in the project root folder which is main folder for cypress automation framework.<\/li>\nBy default Cypress folder contains 4 subfolders<\/strong> namely fixtures<\/strong>, integration<\/strong>, plugins<\/strong> and support<\/strong>.<\/li>\nFixtures<\/strong> folder can be used to store our external Json data files and we can use these files in our tests using the command cy.fixture().<\/li>\nIntegration<\/strong> folder mainly consists of our actual spec\/test files<\/li>\nPlugins<\/strong> folder contains special files that executes in Node before project is loaded, before the browser launches, and during your test execution. This is very\u00a0 helpful when we want to have pre processers and post processors. Files in this folder can be executed after all the test execution is complete as well.<\/li>\n