Cypress TDD Guide-Cypress Testing Guide

Example

Explaining the red-green-refactor cycle, where you write a failing test, make it pass, and then refactor the code.

Scenario

For instance, a new developer is tasked with adding a feature to an e-commerce site. Through this guide, they learn to first write tests for adding a new item to the inventory, see those tests fail (red), implement the feature to pass the tests (green), and finally refactor the code for efficiency and readability.

Example

Guidance on writing end-to-end tests in Cypress for a web application's user registration form.

Scenario

A team working on a project management tool wants to ensure that user registration works flawlessly. The guide helps them write tests to verify that the form handles inputs correctly, validates data, and provides the appropriate success or error messages upon submission.

Example

Tips on structuring tests, selecting elements, and optimizing test execution times with Cypress.

Scenario

An individual learning web development on their own needs to understand how to effectively structure their tests in Cypress for a personal blog. The guide provides insights into organizing tests logically, efficiently selecting DOM elements, and techniques to reduce test flakiness and improve reliability.