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Installing Cypress
Now that we are up and running, let’s get Cypress installed.
npm install --save-dev cypress
After installing, you should now see a cypress folder in your project.
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Testing With Cypress
22 videos
Released: January 31 2021
Course Instructor
Scott Tolinski
- What Is Cypress
6m46s - Getting Started
9m16s - Installing Cypress
2m58s - Default Files
9m44s - Our First Tests
11m36s - Interacting With the Dom
7m19s - Async Cypress
5m25s - Cypress with ESLint
5m57s - Before and After Hooks
10m49s - All About Assertions
11m15s - Cypress Studio
9m19s - Fixtures
10m21s - Intercepting Requests
8m44s - Intercept and Fixtures
8m9s - Cypress Plugins
10m5s - How To Write Custom Commands
9m21s - Headless Cypress
13m6s - Cypress Dashboard
7m34s - Github Actions
17m50s - Logging and Env
15m34s - Actions and Dashboard
8m38s - Where To Go From Here
7m16s
Comments
Raul
over 1 year ago
@David Alexander Thanks David, this has now been fixed!
David Alexander
over 1 year ago
Hi all. It looks like the code snippet generated by the code formatted above, renders the two dashes to a single mdash.
So instead of
npm install —save-dev cypress
you'll actually want
npm install --save-dev cypress
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