Cypress Training - Cypress Training Course in Hyderabad
                     Installation and Setup 
in Cypress
What is Cypress?
Content:
– Cypress is an end-to-end testing framework designed for 
web applications.
– Built for developers and QA engineers to test real-world 
user scenarios.
– Known for ease of use, real-time testing, and powerful 
debugging features.
Why Use Cypress?
Title: 
         - Why Choose Cypress for Testing?
Content:
– Simplifies setting up and writing tests compared to other tools like 
Selenium.
– Real-time reloading and "time travel" features for better debugging.
– Automatic waiting ensures tests aren’t flaky due to load times.
• Integrates well with CI/CD pipelines for continuous testing.
System Requirements
Title: 
        - System Requirements for Cypress
Content:
– Operating Systems: Windows, macOS, Linux
– Node.js: Requires Node.js (version 12 or higher)
– Browsers: Cypress supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge (latest versions)
– Package Managers: Works with npm or yarn for installation
Installing Cypress
Title: 
       - How to Install Cypress (Overview)
Content:
– Cypress can be installed as a local dev dependency in your project.
– Installed through a package manager (either npm or yarn).
– Download size is around 150 MB, which includes the Test Runner and 
required files.
Initializing Cypress in Your Project
Title: 
       - Initializing Cypress
Content:
– Once installed, Cypress needs to be initialized 
within your project.
– The initialization process creates a folder structure 
for organizing tests.
• Cypress automatically sets up example tests for quick 
reference.
Folder Structure Overview
Title: 
       - Cypress Project Structure
Content:
– cypress/fixtures: Stores external data used in tests.
– cypress/integration: Where test files are located.
– cypress/plugins: Customize or extend Cypress's 
functionality.
– cypress/support: Reusable commands or functions.
– cypress. Son: Main configuration file for Cypress 
settings.
Running Cypress
Title: 
         - Running Cypress for the First Time
Content:
– Cypress can be launched from the terminal to open 
the Cypress Test Runner.
– Once opened, the Test Runner shows a list of available 
tests.
– Tests can be run individually or in parallel.
– Includes real-time reloading when changes are made 
to tests or the application.
Summary and Next Steps
Title: 
        - Summary and What’s Next?
Content:
– You’ve installed and initialized Cypress in your project.
– Ready to explore writing basic tests and running them.
– Learn more about customizing Cypress with plugins, 
configuration settings, and test optimization.
– Check Cypress documentation for advanced features like 
stubbing, intercepting network requests, and using CI 
tools.
CONTACT
Cypress 
Address:- Flat no: 205, 2nd Floor,
Nilgiri Block, Aditya Enclave,
Ameer pet, Hyderabad-1 
Ph. No: +91-9989971070 
Visit: www.visualpath.in 
E-Mail: [email protected]
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