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Learn the basics of Cypress, including querying elements, chaining commands, and interacting with elements.
What you'll learn How to install Cypress using npm, Yarn, or pnpm What you need before installing Advanced installation options
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Dive into Cypress end-to-end testing with a guide on writing your first test. Learn step-by-step, best practices, and tips for efficient test creation
The Cypress team maintains the Real World App (RWA), a full stack example application that demonstrates best practices and scalable strategies with Cypress in practical and realistic scenarios. The RWA achieves full code-coverage with end-to-end tests across multiple browsers and device sizes, but also includes visual regression tests, API tests, unit tests, and runs them all in an efficient ...
Learn about AI-powered testing tools in Cypress — including cy.prompt(), Studio AI, and Cloud AI features for test generation, self-healing, and failure analysis.
Open the app in Cypress to visually see, review, and debug end-to-end and component tests.
Learn how to run Cypress from the command line using npm, Yarn, or pnpm.
When recording to Cypress Cloud, the App now sends a smaller snapshot of your project config, which reduces payload size and can make Cloud recording faster. Addressed in #33517. Eliminated unnecessary git status and git log subprocess calls during cypress run, which were collecting spec file git metadata only used in the interactive GUI. Fixed in #33552. Bugfixes:
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Read and write public configuration values in Cypress using Cypress.expose(). Learn syntax, examples, security considerations, and how it differs from cy.env().