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The lambdatest-cypress-cli is LambdaTest's command-line interface (CLI) aimed to help you run your Cypress tests on LambdaTest platform.
The lambdatest-cypress-cli is LambdaTest's command-line interface (CLI) aimed to help you run your Cypress tests on LambdaTest platform.
You can run your first Cypress test on the LambdaTest platform in just 3 simple steps:
You can do install the LambdaTest-Cypress CLI with the help of npm, using the below command:
npm install -g lambdatest-cypress-cli
Before using this plugin, save the LambdaTest username and access key to environment variables LT_USERNAME and LT_ACCESS_KEY, as described in LambdaTest Documentation.
Once you have installed the LambdaTest-Cypress CLI, now you need to setup the configuration. You can do that using the below command:
# Create a sample LambdaTest Cypress configuration file
lambdatest-cypress init
In this configuration file, setup:
Once you have the above two pre-requisites ready, you can execute your Cypress tests on the LambdaTest platform. To do so, you will need the following command:
lambdatest-cypress run
As soon as the tests starts executing, you can view them running. Just visit your LambdaTest Automation Dashboard.
For each test, you can view the live video feed, screenshots for each test run, view console logs, terminal logs, and do much more using the LambdaTest platform.
To learn more about LambdaTest Cypress CLI, refer to the LambdaTest Cypress Documentation
With the LambdaTest and Cypress integration document, you will see how to get started with Cypress testing on the LambdaTest platform using the LambdaTest Cypress CLI.
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The lambdatest-cypress-cli is LambdaTest's command-line interface (CLI) aimed to help you run your Cypress tests on LambdaTest platform.
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