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- install “Node js” from https://nodejs.

org/en choose recommended version

- install “Visual Studio Code” from https://code.visualstudio.com/

- from the terminal of visual studio code install Cypress and open it:

- npm init -y ------------------------------------------------- to create basic structure of the project

- Go to Package.jasn and delete script brackets

- npm install cypress ---------------------------------- install cypress in the machine

- npx cypress open ------------------------------------- open cypress objects

- create file name: spec.cy.js inside e2e folder ------------------------- to write test case inside it

- write /// <reference types="cypress"/> --------------------- to prevent describe auto-complete and write it in e2e.js file and
delete import ‘./commands’ also

- use (it) to describe and write test case: it("Test Case Name",function(){

steps cypress command cy.log(‘’);

});

 user can write many it or it.only functional scripts inside the editor and save them to appear inside the runner
 user can put group of test cases (it) inside one describe or context for example:
 describe(‘test cases name or description’, function(){ it test cases }); or
 describe(‘test cases name or description’, () =>{ it test cases}); or
 context(‘test cases name or description’ , function() { it test cases}); or
 context(‘test cases name or description’, () =>{ it test cases}); or
 cy.log(‘to display output in the runner screen’); function written inside describe or context
 before (function() { }); or before(()=>{ }); to execute something before the function
 beforeEach (function() { }); or beforeEach(()=>{ }); to execute something before each function
 after(function() { }); or after(()=>{ }); to execute something after executing the function
 afterEach(function() { }); or afterEach(()=>{ }); to execute something after executing each function

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 Visit Command

 it( “description test case” , function(){



 cy.visit(‘https://google.com’);
});

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 Visit html private file:


 Put the html file you created inside cypress and when you need to open it just write its path instead of https://google.com

It(“open html index file” , function() {

Cy.visit(‘cypress/index.html’);

});
 Get Element Commands:

You can return any element in the page by using get command

1- Cy.get(‘ TagName ‘); find an element by using (tag name)


2- Cy.get(‘ #ID-Name ‘); find an element by using (ID Name)
3- Cy.get(‘ .ClassName ‘); find an element by using (Class name) and also when class name contains two words put . before the
first name and . before second name without spaces
4- Cy.get(‘ [name of attribute] ‘); find element by using (attribute)
5- Cy.get(‘TagName’).first(); find the first element from list of elements.
6- Cy.get(‘TagName’).last(); find the last element from list of elements.
7- Cy.get(‘TagName’).eq(number of elements index in array); find an element from a list of elements by index.
8- Cy.get(‘ClassTagName’).filter(‘.secondClassName); find specific element with specific class tag name
9- Cy.get(‘.FatherClassName’).children();
10- Cy.get(‘.FatherClassName’).children(‘.ChildrenClassTagName’ or ‘ID’ or ‘any css selector’)
11- Cy.get(‘.FatherClassName’).children( ).first() or last() or eq(element index number);
12- Cy.get(‘.FatherClassName’).find(‘.ChildrenClassTagName’ or ‘ID’ or ‘any css selector’)
13- Cy.get(‘.ChildClass1Name.Class2Name’).parent(); find parent element using parent command
14- Cy.get(‘.ChildClass1Name.Class2Name’).parents(); find all the parents of the css selector
15- Cy.Contains(‘ element ‘); find elements by text
16- Cy.get(‘#ID-Name’).should(‘contain’, ’word needed to be found’); find element with specific word not sure the sentence
17- Cy.get(‘#ID-Name’).should(‘have.text’ , ‘sentence you need’); find element with sentence you know accurate

 Click button command:

You can return or get or find button class or #ID into cypress first then .click() to click on the button

1- Cy.get(‘ TagName of the button‘).click();


2- Cy.get(‘ TagName of the button‘).last().click(); click on the last button on the class of button
3- Cy.get(‘ TagName of the button‘).first().click(); click on the first button on the class of button
4- cy.get(‘TagNAme of the button’).eq(index).click(); click on specific button inside an array of elements
5- Cy.get(‘TagNAme of Multiple buttons’).click({multiple: true}) click on multiple buttons in the same time
6- Cy.get(‘TagNAme of Multiple buttons’).click({force: true}) click on hidden button.

 Type on Text Box:


1- Cy.get(‘Text Box element #ID’).type(‘text required’); // text like email address
2- Cy.get(‘Text Box element #ID’).type(‘text required{option}’); // option here like “enter” and text like email

 Select from Dropdown list:


1- Cy.get(‘drop down list element ID’).select(‘element name or #ID’); //selection will be using Index of element or Value or Text

 Check and uncheck Commands for check box or radio button:


1- Cy.get(‘check box or radio button element #ID’).check(‘element name or #ID’);
2- Cy.get(‘check box or radio button element #ID’).uncheck(‘element name or #ID’);
 Double Click Command on button:
1- Cy.get(‘button #ID or value or Name’).dbclick();

 Right Click Command on button:


1- Cy.get(‘button #ID or value or Name’).rightclick();

 Go Back or Forward on the page:


1- Cy.go(‘back’);
2- Cy.go(‘forward’);

 Date/Time command: to run the automation on specific date or specific time


Let now= new Date (‘2019 05 02’); YY MM DD
Cy.clock(now);
Cy.visit(‘URL’); now you can run the URL in that specific date

 Clear Visual Studio Code from previous projects

 To Run Test Cases in Visual Studio Code Terminal

 To run all test cases in the (browser) and (VS Code Terminal) with one command in Visual Studio Code

1- Create (spec file.cy.js) under e2e and import all test cases created previously inside this file
using this code:
1- import './1- RegisterParaBank.cy'
2- import './2- LoginAndOpenNewAccount.cy'
3- import './3- loginAndAccountOverview.cy'
4- import './4- LoginAndTransferFund.cy'
5- import './5- LoginAndBillPay.cy'
6- import './6- loginAndFindTransActions.cy'

2- write in VS code Terminal npx cypress open then choose the new spec file name to run all cases
3- In the terminal write this command and run it plus notice the result in terminal:
npx Cypress open: npx cypress run --spec .\cypress\e2e\FileName.js

 To record the result as a trusted video, go to cypress.config.js write this command before e2e
1- Video:true,
2- Go to command prompt or visual studio code and write this command:

npx cypress run --browser chrome --headed --spec "cypress\e2e\AllParaBankSpecs.cy.js"


 If Else Conditional testing:

 Cypress Proxy command

1. npm config set strict-ssl false


2. npm --proxy http://hqproxy.myzatca.gov.sa:8080 install cypress

Note that: red color differs between company to another and all above commands written as is except the red
color

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