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DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO ITS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO VIEWPORT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO FILTER | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO HOVER | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Workarounds. Sometimes an element has specific logic on hover and you do need to "hover" in Cypress. Maybe the element doesn't even display to be clickable until you hover over another element. Oftentimes you can use .trigger (), .invoke () or cy.wrap () to show the element before you perform the action. Check out our example recipe on testing CLICK | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO PARENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO THEN | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO JAVASCRIPT END TO END TESTING FRAMEWORK Cypress_io is the first framework that has given me real hope that I can write reliable browser tests. Nice work! I’m writing @ Cypress_io tests today and I don’t think I’ve ever had this much—or any—fun writing tests before. Y’all, if you use @ Cypress_io tests, find the money to pay for Dashboard. URL | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION href and toString come from the window.location spec.. But you may be wondering where the URL property comes from. Per the window.location spec, there actually isn't a URL property on the location object.. cy.url() exists because it's what most developers naturally assume would return them the full current URL. We almost never refer to theURL as an href.
DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO ITS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO VIEWPORT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO FILTER | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO HOVER | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Workarounds. Sometimes an element has specific logic on hover and you do need to "hover" in Cypress. Maybe the element doesn't even display to be clickable until you hover over another element. Oftentimes you can use .trigger (), .invoke () or cy.wrap () to show the element before you perform the action. Check out our example recipe on testing CLICK | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO PARENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO THEN | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO URL | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION href and toString come from the window.location spec.. But you may be wondering where the URL property comes from. Per the window.location spec, there actually isn't a URL property on the location object.. cy.url() exists because it's what most developers naturally assume would return them the full current URL. We almost never refer to theURL as an href.
DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Rules Requirements . cy.document() requires being chained off of cy. Assertions . cy.document() will automatically retry until all chained assertions have passed Timeouts . cy.document() can time out waiting for assertions you've added to pass. Command Log. Get the document GET | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION An alias as defined using the .as () command and referenced with the @ character and the name of the alias. You can use cy.get () for aliases of primitives, regular objects, or even DOM elements. When using aliases with DOM elements, Cypress will query the DOM again if the previously aliased DOM element has gone stale. Core Concept. INTERCEPT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION intercept. Cypress routes all HTTP requests - including XMLHttpRequest (XHR) and fetch - through its proxy. Use cy.intercept to manage the behavior of these requests, including: Waiting on HTTP requests to complete before executing commands. Making assertions and modifying (statically or dynamically): SELECT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Notes Actionability.select() is an action command that follows the rules defined here. However, passing { force: true } to .select() will not override the actionability checks for selecting a disabled or an option within a disabled .See this issue for more detail.. Rules Requirements .select() requires being chained off a command that yields DOM element(s). REQUEST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Arguments. url (String). The URL to make the request to. If you provide a non fully qualified domain name (FQDN), Cypress will make its best guess as to which host you want cy.request() to use in the url.. If you make a cy.request() after visiting a page, Cypress assumes the url used for the cy.visit() is the host. TITLE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Rules Requirements . cy.title() requires being chained off of cy. Assertions . cy.title() will automatically retry until all chained assertions have passed Timeouts . cy.title() can time out waiting for assertions you've added to pass. Command Log. Assert that the document's title includes 'New User' ASSERTIONS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Cypress bundles the popular Chai assertion library, as well as helpful extensions for Sinon and jQuery, bringing you dozens of powerfulassertions for
TYPE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Arguments. text (String). The text to be typed into the DOM element. Text passed to .type() may include any of the special character sequences below. These characters will pass along the correct keyCode, key, and which codes to any events issued during .type().Some of the special character sequences may perform actions during typing such as {movetoend}, {movetostart}, or {selectall}. CHECK | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Notes Actionability The element must first reach actionability.check() is an "action command" that follows all the rules defined here. Rules Requirements .check() requires being chained off a command that yields DOM element(s)..check() requires the element to have type checkbox or radio. Assertions .check() will automatically wait for the element to reach an actionable state JAVASCRIPT END TO END TESTING FRAMEWORK Cypress_io is the first framework that has given me real hope that I can write reliable browser tests. Nice work! I’m writing @ Cypress_io tests today and I don’t think I’ve ever had this much—or any—fun writing tests before. Y’all, if you use @ Cypress_io tests, find the money to pay for Dashboard. DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO URL | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION href and toString come from the window.location spec.. But you may be wondering where the URL property comes from. Per the window.location spec, there actually isn't a URL property on the location object.. cy.url() exists because it's what most developers naturally assume would return them the full current URL. We almost never refer to theURL as an href.
VIEWPORT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO REQUEST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SELECT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO ITS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO INTERCEPT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SHADOW | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SCROLLTO | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO JAVASCRIPT END TO END TESTING FRAMEWORK Cypress_io is the first framework that has given me real hope that I can write reliable browser tests. Nice work! I’m writing @ Cypress_io tests today and I don’t think I’ve ever had this much—or any—fun writing tests before. Y’all, if you use @ Cypress_io tests, find the money to pay for Dashboard. DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO URL | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION href and toString come from the window.location spec.. But you may be wondering where the URL property comes from. Per the window.location spec, there actually isn't a URL property on the location object.. cy.url() exists because it's what most developers naturally assume would return them the full current URL. We almost never refer to theURL as an href.
VIEWPORT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO REQUEST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SELECT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO ITS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO INTERCEPT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SHADOW | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SCROLLTO | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO VISIT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Arguments. url (String). The URL to visit. Cypress will prefix the URL with the baseUrl configured in your network options if you've set one.. If there is no baseUrl set, you may specify the relative path of an html file, and Cypress will serve this file automatically using built-in static server. The path is relative to the root directory of the project. Note that the file:// prefix is not GET | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION An alias as defined using the .as () command and referenced with the @ character and the name of the alias. You can use cy.get () for aliases of primitives, regular objects, or even DOM elements. When using aliases with DOM elements, Cypress will query the DOM again if the previously aliased DOM element has gone stale. Core Concept. LOG | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Print messages with arguments to the Command Log. cy.log('log out any message we want here') cy.log('another message', ) The commands above will display in the Command Log as: When clicking on log within the command log, the console outputs thefollowing:
ASSERTIONS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Cypress bundles the popular Chai assertion library, as well as helpful extensions for Sinon and jQuery, bringing you dozens of powerfulassertions for
SCROLLTO | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Notes Actionability. cy.scrollTo() is an "action command" that follows all the rules defined here. Scopes. cy.scrollTo() acts differently whether it's starting a series of commands or being chained off of an existing. When starting a series of commands: This scrolls the window. HOVER | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Workarounds. Sometimes an element has specific logic on hover and you do need to "hover" in Cypress. Maybe the element doesn't even display to be clickable until you hover over another element. Oftentimes you can use .trigger (), .invoke () or cy.wrap () to show the element before you perform the action. Check out our example recipe on testing TYPE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Arguments. text (String). The text to be typed into the DOM element. Text passed to .type() may include any of the special character sequences below. These characters will pass along the correct keyCode, key, and which codes to any events issued during .type().Some of the special character sequences may perform actions during typing such as {movetoend}, {movetostart}, or {selectall}. THEN | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION then. Enables you to work with the subject yielded from the previous command. Note: .then () assumes you are already familiar with core concepts such as closures. Note: Prefer .should () with callback over .then () for assertions as they are automatically rerun until no assertions throw within it TITLE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Assert that the document's title includes 'New User'. cy.title().should('include', 'New User') The commands above will display in the Command Log as: When clicking on title within the command log, the console outputs the following: CHECK | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Notes Actionability The element must first reach actionability.check() is an "action command" that follows all the rules defined here. Rules Requirements .check() requires being chained off a command that yields DOM element(s)..check() requires the element to have type checkbox or radio. Assertions .check() will automatically wait for the element to reach an actionable state JAVASCRIPT END TO END TESTING FRAMEWORK Cypress_io is the first framework that has given me real hope that I can write reliable browser tests. Nice work! I’m writing @ Cypress_io tests today and I don’t think I’ve ever had this much—or any—fun writing tests before. Y’all, if you use @ Cypress_io tests, find the money to pay for Dashboard. DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO VIEWPORT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO THEN | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SELECT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO ITS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO PARENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO TITLE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO LAST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO INVOKE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO JAVASCRIPT END TO END TESTING FRAMEWORK Cypress_io is the first framework that has given me real hope that I can write reliable browser tests. Nice work! I’m writing @ Cypress_io tests today and I don’t think I’ve ever had this much—or any—fun writing tests before. Y’all, if you use @ Cypress_io tests, find the money to pay for Dashboard. DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO VIEWPORT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO THEN | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SELECT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO ITS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO PARENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO TITLE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO LAST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO INVOKE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO MODULE API | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Module API. You can require Cypress as a node module from your application under test and run Cypress via Node.js. This can be useful when you want access to the test results directly after the run. With this workflow, for example, you can: Send a notification about failing tests with included screenshot images. Rerun a single failing specfile.
INVOKE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Rules Requirements .invoke() requires being chained off a previous command. Assertions .invoke() will wait for the function to exist on the subject before running..invoke() will wait for the promise to resolve if the invoked function returns a promise..invoke() will automatically retry until all chained assertions have passed Timeouts .invoke() can time out waiting for assertions you've added LOG | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Print messages with arguments to the Command Log. cy.log('log out any message we want here') cy.log('another message', ) The commands above will display in the Command Log as: When clicking on log within the command log, the console outputs thefollowing:
LAST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Rules Requirements .last() requires being chained off a command that yields DOM element(s). Assertions .last() will automatically retry until the element(s) exist in the DOM.last() will automatically retry until all chained assertions have passed Timeouts .last() can time out waiting for the element(s) to exist in the DOM..last() can time out waiting for assertions you've added to pass.CYPRESS.CONFIG
While Cypress.config () changes configuration values through the entire spec file, using test configuration will only change configuration values during the suite or test where they are set. The values will then reset to the previous default values after the suite or test is complete. See the full guide on test configuration. FIXTURE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Validation Automated File Validation. Cypress automatically validates your fixtures. If your .json, .js, or .coffee files contain syntax errors, they will be shown in the Command Log.. Encoding Default Encoding. Cypress automatically determines the encoding for the following file types: WRAP | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION You can wrap promises returned by the application code. Cypress commands will automatically wait for the promise to resolve before continuing with the yielded value to the next command or assertion. See the Logging in using application code recipe for the full example. HOVER | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Workarounds. Sometimes an element has specific logic on hover and you do need to "hover" in Cypress. Maybe the element doesn't even display to be clickable until you hover over another element. Oftentimes you can use .trigger (), .invoke () or cy.wrap () to show the element before you perform the action. Check out our example recipe on testing PAUSE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Pause and step through each .click () command. The commands above will display in the Command Log as: When clicking on "Next: 'click'" at the top of the Command Log, the Command Log will run only the next commandand pause again.
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clearCookies. Clear all browser cookies for current domain and subdomain. Cypress automatically clears all cookies before each test to prevent state from being shared across tests. You shouldn't need to use this command unless you're using it to clear a specific cookie inside a single test. JAVASCRIPT END TO END TESTING FRAMEWORK Cypress_io is the first framework that has given me real hope that I can write reliable browser tests. Nice work! I’m writing @ Cypress_io tests today and I don’t think I’ve ever had this much—or any—fun writing tests before. Y’all, if you use @ Cypress_io tests, find the money to pay for Dashboard. DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO VIEWPORT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO THEN | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SELECT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO ITS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO PARENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO TITLE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO LAST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO INVOKE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO JAVASCRIPT END TO END TESTING FRAMEWORK Cypress_io is the first framework that has given me real hope that I can write reliable browser tests. Nice work! I’m writing @ Cypress_io tests today and I don’t think I’ve ever had this much—or any—fun writing tests before. Y’all, if you use @ Cypress_io tests, find the money to pay for Dashboard. DOCUMENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO VIEWPORT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO THEN | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO SELECT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO ITS | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO PARENT | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO TITLE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO LAST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO INVOKE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATIONSEE MORE ON DOCS.CYPRESS.IO MODULE API | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Module API. You can require Cypress as a node module from your application under test and run Cypress via Node.js. This can be useful when you want access to the test results directly after the run. With this workflow, for example, you can: Send a notification about failing tests with included screenshot images. Rerun a single failing specfile.
INVOKE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Rules Requirements .invoke() requires being chained off a previous command. Assertions .invoke() will wait for the function to exist on the subject before running..invoke() will wait for the promise to resolve if the invoked function returns a promise..invoke() will automatically retry until all chained assertions have passed Timeouts .invoke() can time out waiting for assertions you've added LOG | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Print messages with arguments to the Command Log. cy.log('log out any message we want here') cy.log('another message', ) The commands above will display in the Command Log as: When clicking on log within the command log, the console outputs thefollowing:
LAST | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Rules Requirements .last() requires being chained off a command that yields DOM element(s). Assertions .last() will automatically retry until the element(s) exist in the DOM.last() will automatically retry until all chained assertions have passed Timeouts .last() can time out waiting for the element(s) to exist in the DOM..last() can time out waiting for assertions you've added to pass.CYPRESS.CONFIG
While Cypress.config () changes configuration values through the entire spec file, using test configuration will only change configuration values during the suite or test where they are set. The values will then reset to the previous default values after the suite or test is complete. See the full guide on test configuration. FIXTURE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Validation Automated File Validation. Cypress automatically validates your fixtures. If your .json, .js, or .coffee files contain syntax errors, they will be shown in the Command Log.. Encoding Default Encoding. Cypress automatically determines the encoding for the following file types: WRAP | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION You can wrap promises returned by the application code. Cypress commands will automatically wait for the promise to resolve before continuing with the yielded value to the next command or assertion. See the Logging in using application code recipe for the full example. HOVER | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Workarounds. Sometimes an element has specific logic on hover and you do need to "hover" in Cypress. Maybe the element doesn't even display to be clickable until you hover over another element. Oftentimes you can use .trigger (), .invoke () or cy.wrap () to show the element before you perform the action. Check out our example recipe on testing PAUSE | CYPRESS DOCUMENTATION Pause and step through each .click () command. The commands above will display in the Command Log as: When clicking on "Next: 'click'" at the top of the Command Log, the Command Log will run only the next commandand pause again.
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> After spent some times on it I can finally agree with The Internet > and say that @Cypress_io really> rocks.
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See Luca Fabbri other Tweets Sam Samskies 🗝⚡️💯@SamSamskies > The @Cypress_io docs are possibly > the best docs ever written 👏 > — Sam Samskies 🗝⚡️💯 (@SamSamskies) October 6, 2019>
See Sam Samskies 🗝⚡️💯 other Tweets David East@_davideast > Holy crap. @Cypress_io is really> good.
> — David East (@_davideast) October 22, 2019>
See David East other TweetsSergio Brito@yacaFx
> I need to say it... I love @Cypress_io > A really awesome tool! > — Sergio Brito (@yacaFx) October 14, 2019>
See Sergio Brito other Tweets Andi H 💭@Twittfort > Yesterday I got an introduction into @Cypress_io > by @marcoemrich > . And I am still excited and > can’t wait for my kids… https://t.co/Xk9NsZZFND > — Andi H 💭 (@Twittfort) October 26, 2019>
See Andi H 💭 other Tweets Trevor Pierce@1Copenut > @Cypress_io I’ve tried more than > a few e2e test runners. I’ve never configured one, written my > first test, and veri… https://t.co/EfeepCHKLy > — Trevor Pierce (@1Copenut) October 12, 2019>
See Trevor Pierce other Tweets Alvin Crespo 👨💻 🎮 🇵🇷@alvincrespo > Developing an app for the better part of this year. Decided to > update all outdated deps. After an hour, I have ac… > https://t.co/yxJwlThAku > — Alvin Crespo 👨💻 🎮 🇵🇷 (@alvincrespo) October> 19, 2019
>
See Alvin Crespo 👨💻 🎮 🇵🇷 other TweetsKevin Peters@_Atze
> Today I - as a backend guy - wrote my first end-to-end test with > @Cypress_io . I feel much safer in > the frontend than ever before. 💪 > — Kevin Peters (@_Atze) October 31, 2019>
See Kevin Peters other Tweets Luke Marsh@luke_marsh_ > Absolutely loving @Cypress_io right > now. It’s never been this easy to write browser tests! #automation> #javascript
>
> — Luke Marsh (@luke_marsh_) September 10, 2019>
See Luke Marsh other Tweets M. Langhard@Langhard > finally came around to use @cypress_io > darn it gals and guys, it's really > really good! 👏 > — M. Langhard (@Langhard) June 28, 2019>
See M. Langhard other Tweets Its Kyle Yo!@its_kyle_yoo > Oh, SNAP! I never thought I'd take the time to _actually_ put tests > into ANY of my personal projects! Thanks,… https://t.co/UQPhgRrulN > — Its Kyle Yo! (@its_kyle_yoo) April 15, 2019>
See Its Kyle Yo! other Tweets tommy george@tommygeorge > Ya’llllllllll I (finally!) set up and wrote some initial > @Cypress_io tests for an existing > project. I literally… https://t.co/2kQ2Q0wXuG > — tommy george (@tommygeorge) November 1, 2019>
See tommy george other Tweets Ernesto Pye@ErnestoPye > really impressed with @Cypress_io . > it's a great tool in itself, but the documentation is > ✨stellar✨i'm sold. > — Ernesto Pye (@ErnestoPye) September 19, 2019>
See Ernesto Pye other Tweets King of the Peanut Butter@pnutbutterking > I'll just leave this right here ... Thanks to @Cypress_io > , I no longer hate development> testing!
> — King of the Peanut Butter (@pnutbutterking) July 17, 2019>
See King of the Peanut Butter other Tweets Dhaval Patel@dhavalpatel > Don't think I've experienced joy using a testing framework until I > came across @Cypress_io so easy, > simple, intuiti… https://t.co/KUcsGFaSDC > — Dhaval Patel (@dhavalpatel) July 15, 2019>
See Dhaval Patel other TweetsAsh@ashtonkchristie
> Been looking for a testing solution for our QA process and found > @Cypress_io . This thing is> brilliant🤯
> — Ash (@ashtonkchristie) July 2, 2019>
See Ash other Tweets Mitesh Rathod@miteshrathod09 > Using @Cypress_io is a pure joy! > — Mitesh Rathod (@miteshrathod09) August 22, 2019>
See Mitesh Rathod other Tweets Jesse Einfalt@jessebuilds > @dowenb @SeleniumBase> @postmanclient
> @locustio
> @ChromiumDev
> @Cypress_io
> HANDS DOWN is my favorite E2E > testing tool. It’s lit 🔥🔥🔥 > — Jesse Einfalt (@jessebuilds) September 13, 2019>
See Jesse Einfalt other Tweets Rohit Kadam@r0hitkadam > Loving @Cypress_io ❤️ > reliability, speed 🚀 it gives is just awesome > — Rohit Kadam (@r0hitkadam) June 20, 2019>
See Rohit Kadam other TweetsIgnacio Villanueva
🏳️🌈 (en casa 🏡)@IgnaciodeNuevo > Making my first E2E test. ✅ Done @Cypress_io > API and docs are lovely 😊 > — Ignacio Villanueva 🏳️🌈 (en casa 🏡) > (@IgnaciodeNuevo) June 25, 2019>
See Ignacio Villanueva 🏳️🌈 (en casa 🏡) other Tweets Jeff Wells@jeffmwells > I spent today experimenting with @Cypress_io > and navigating the docs and was > thoroughly impressed with the tool! I’… https://t.co/zP4VCIl6x9 > — Jeff Wells (@jeffmwells) August 13, 2019>
See Jeff Wells other TweetsDevCast@devcastcode
> What's NOT to love about @Cypress_io > ? 🤷♂️ Excellent > documentation and tutorials that make you productive in under… > https://t.co/Fur7YDPxQk > — DevCast (@devcastcode) October 24, 2019>
See DevCast other Tweets Irksome Shamus@glinesbdev > Replaced Protractor, Karma and Jasmine in Angular all for > @Cypress_io . Been loving the > testing experience and am no… https://t.co/a7yOB73LVo > — Irksome Shamus (@glinesbdev) June 11, 2019>
See Irksome Shamus other Tweets Tristan Denyer@tristandenyer > Every day that I use @Cypress_io I > wonder where this testing framework has been all this time. Can't > recommend it enough. 💯 > — Tristan Denyer (@tristandenyer) May 23, 2019>
See Tristan Denyer other Tweets zoBRRRRo (wear 😷, wash 🤲) {📍🇹🇭}@zobroj > Weird that I'm excited by end-to-end integration testing. But > @Cypress_io has just nailed it with > the UX for a developer tool. Bravo. > — zoBRRRRo (wear 😷, wash 🤲) {📍🇹🇭} (@zobroj) August> 23, 2019
See zoBRRRRo (wear 😷, wash 🤲) {📍🇹🇭} other Tweets Zubin Pratap@ZubinPratap > @Cypress_io spent a day writing > tests. am a test noob. blown away. finally TDD makes sense because > cypress makes it so quick n simple. > — Zubin Pratap (@ZubinPratap) June 7, 2019>
See Zubin Pratap other TweetsManish@thatonedroid
> Sure @Cypress_io is easy to setup > and get running. But it sure saves your ass after a major refactor. > Having the c… https://t.co/IO2iam7WcE > — Manish (@thatonedroid) May 30, 2019>
See Manish other Tweets Sunil Sandhu@sunilsandhu > I just tried out @Cypress_io for > the first time and found myself productve within about 10mins. My > pseudocode sugge… https://t.co/9y1bCB826t > — Sunil Sandhu (@sunilsandhu) May 22, 2019>
See Sunil Sandhu other Tweets Karen Cubero 🤘🏻@kcubero27 > I just felt in love with @Cypress_io > The first time I test a real > application and in just a few minutes I could tes… > https://t.co/b8OL2IA6sk > — Karen Cubero 🤘🏻 (@kcubero27) September 20, 2019>
See Karen Cubero 🤘🏻 other Tweets Magnus Stråle@magnusstrale > @Cypress_io is the first end-to-end > test tool that didn't test my patience. Time from install to first > "real" test… https://t.co/OVgogyQMrR > — Magnus Stråle (@magnusstrale) September 25, 2019>
See Magnus Stråle other TweetsLuca Fabbri@keul
> After spent some times on it I can finally agree with The Internet > and say that @Cypress_io really> rocks.
> — Luca Fabbri (@keul) August 30, 2019>
See Luca Fabbri other Tweets Sam Samskies 🗝⚡️💯@SamSamskies > The @Cypress_io docs are possibly > the best docs ever written 👏 > — Sam Samskies 🗝⚡️💯 (@SamSamskies) October 6, 2019>
See Sam Samskies 🗝⚡️💯 other Tweets David East@_davideast > Holy crap. @Cypress_io is really> good.
> — David East (@_davideast) October 22, 2019>
See David East other TweetsSergio Brito@yacaFx
> I need to say it... I love @Cypress_io > A really awesome tool! > — Sergio Brito (@yacaFx) October 14, 2019>
See Sergio Brito other Tweets Andi H 💭@Twittfort > Yesterday I got an introduction into @Cypress_io > by @marcoemrich > . And I am still excited and > can’t wait for my kids… https://t.co/Xk9NsZZFND > — Andi H 💭 (@Twittfort) October 26, 2019>
See Andi H 💭 other Tweets Trevor Pierce@1Copenut > @Cypress_io I’ve tried more than > a few e2e test runners. I’ve never configured one, written my > first test, and veri… https://t.co/EfeepCHKLy > — Trevor Pierce (@1Copenut) October 12, 2019>
See Trevor Pierce other Tweets Alvin Crespo 👨💻 🎮 🇵🇷@alvincrespo > Developing an app for the better part of this year. Decided to > update all outdated deps. After an hour, I have ac… > https://t.co/yxJwlThAku > — Alvin Crespo 👨💻 🎮 🇵🇷 (@alvincrespo) October> 19, 2019
>
See Alvin Crespo 👨💻 🎮 🇵🇷 other TweetsKevin Peters@_Atze
> Today I - as a backend guy - wrote my first end-to-end test with > @Cypress_io . I feel much safer in > the frontend than ever before. 💪 > — Kevin Peters (@_Atze) October 31, 2019>
See Kevin Peters other Tweets Luke Marsh@luke_marsh_ > Absolutely loving @Cypress_io right > now. It’s never been this easy to write browser tests! #automation> #javascript
>
> — Luke Marsh (@luke_marsh_) September 10, 2019>
See Luke Marsh other Tweets M. Langhard@Langhard > finally came around to use @cypress_io > darn it gals and guys, it's really > really good! 👏 > — M. Langhard (@Langhard) June 28, 2019>
See M. Langhard other Tweets Its Kyle Yo!@its_kyle_yoo > Oh, SNAP! I never thought I'd take the time to _actually_ put tests > into ANY of my personal projects! Thanks,… https://t.co/UQPhgRrulN > — Its Kyle Yo! (@its_kyle_yoo) April 15, 2019>
See Its Kyle Yo! other Tweets tommy george@tommygeorge > Ya’llllllllll I (finally!) set up and wrote some initial > @Cypress_io tests for an existing > project. I literally… https://t.co/2kQ2Q0wXuG > — tommy george (@tommygeorge) November 1, 2019>
See tommy george other Tweets Ernesto Pye@ErnestoPye > really impressed with @Cypress_io . > it's a great tool in itself, but the documentation is > ✨stellar✨i'm sold. > — Ernesto Pye (@ErnestoPye) September 19, 2019>
See Ernesto Pye other Tweets King of the Peanut Butter@pnutbutterking > I'll just leave this right here ... Thanks to @Cypress_io > , I no longer hate development> testing!
> — King of the Peanut Butter (@pnutbutterking) July 17, 2019>
See King of the Peanut Butter other Tweets Dhaval Patel@dhavalpatel > Don't think I've experienced joy using a testing framework until I > came across @Cypress_io so easy, > simple, intuiti… https://t.co/KUcsGFaSDC > — Dhaval Patel (@dhavalpatel) July 15, 2019>
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