cypress-e2e-cli
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 # cypress-e2e-cli
Are you a newbie in QA Engineering? Are you trying to ease your way into Automation? Have you been learning Cypress? Would you like to be able to set up Cypress with a BDD framework and reporter without stress?
If yes, this plugin is for you. Since I started training people in software automation, the majority of problems that I have had to help people resolve is usually around set up. Hence, the reason that I decided to create this plugin so that people can easily setup cypress.
You can create a cypress Template project that you can easily edit to suit your purpose.
npm install -g cypress-e2e-cli
cypress-e2e-cliGoing through the questions looks like this
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| BDD Typsecript Config with reporter selected |
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| Cypress Config with no BDD or reporter selected |
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| Cypress Project Created |
You can run the npx cypress run or npx cypress open command to see it execute.
What's left is to continue to edit the template created to suit your needs
FAQs
 # cypress-e2e-cli
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