Cypress prides itself on providing a first-class experience for Component Testing. Part of this experience is our onboarding process that automatically detects the library and framework used in a project, and scaffolds the relevant files and configuration. Starting with Cypress 12.7, we are exposin…
Component Testing Next.js with Cypress
Cypress Component Testing allows you to build and test individual components using popular front-end frameworks, and one of the most popular frameworks in use today is Next.js. Front-end libraries like React and Vue are designed to structure your application into small, reusable components, but a fr…
What Cypress Component Testing Means for QA and "Shifting Left"
This post is the second of a series that explores how Component Testing can benefit different parts of your team or organization. If you’re wondering why you and your team should adopt Component Testing, this series is for you! In our first post of this series, we discussed how Cypress Component T…
What Cypress Component Testing Means for Developers
Recently, we launched Component Testing to GA! In this blog series, we’re going to break down how Component Testing brings layered benefits to different parts of your team or organization. If you’re wondering why you and your team should adopt Component Testing, this series is for you! In this first…
Announcing Cypress Component Testing GA and Performance Improvements in Cypress 11
Today your tests get an upgrade as we launched Cypress 11! We have a few exciting additions to share. Let's dig in! Cypress Component Testing Goes GA Cypress Component Testing (CT) allows you to build and test individual components using popular front-end frameworks in isolation. Tests run in the…