@3blades/cypress-test-utils
Advanced tools
Code is organized into three directories:
browser/: this directory contains code that should only be run in a browser contextserver/: this directory contains code that should only be run in a Node.js contextshared/: this directory contains code that can be run in both a browser and Node.js contextThis repo uses jest for unit tests. Run npm test to run jest in watch mode during development. npm run test:ci runs the unit tests once and outputs coverage information.
This repo uses semantic-release to handle all releases. On each push to the master branch, a new release is published to both GitHub and npm. To assist in maintaining changelogs, release notes, etc., commitizen is used to correctly format commit messages. Run npm run cm to commit changes.
Commit Types
Only certain commit types will trigger a release. The table below describes which types trigger a release, any conditions for the type, and the level of release that is triggered.
| Type | Condition | Release |
|---|---|---|
any | Breaking change | major |
feat | minor | |
fix | patch | |
perf | patch | |
chore | patch | |
refactor | patch | |
docs | scope set as README | patch |
FAQs
Utilities for testing with Cypress
The npm package @3blades/cypress-test-utils receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, @3blades/cypress-test-utils popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @3blades/cypress-test-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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