If you live on the bleeding edge of browser technology, you are probably excited about new standard modules that soon (might) come built-in to modern browsers.…
Testing the first built-in browser module, KV Storage, using Cypress
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Using Events Emitted from Your Application during End-to-End Tests
Imagine a typical web application during end-to-end testing. The test runner (in this case Cypress.io) is driving the app via its DOM elements; it is clicking and typing and scrolling. The test runner checks if the application behaves correctly by explicitly executing assertions against the displaye…
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Shrink the Untestable Code With App Actions And Effects
This blog post shows how to shrink untestable code and pushes it to the edges of the applications. The core of the web application will remain easy to check from our tests, while external effects can be observed or stubbed.The Cypress.io test runner has limitations. For example, when controlling the…
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Modern Front-End Testing with Cypress
This is a guest post from Michael Herman, a software engineer and educator who lives in the Denver area. He is the founder of TestDriven.io. Besides development, he enjoys building financial models, tech writing, hiking, and teaching.Cypress is a modern web automation test framework designed to simp…
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When Can the Test Click?
Recently a user opened a Cypress issue #3135 asking why the cy.click() command was behaving differently than the way click behaved when a user clicks on the button. We’ve seen many people ask similar questions involving click and wanted to address how to ensure your tests behave the same way as a us…
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