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Running tests with cypress.

For details on why we picked Cypress, check the following PR

Check the Cypress docs for more information

How to run it

  • To run the test cases headless run: yarn test
  • To debug the tests you can use cypress interactive UI by running yarn cypress open (You will need to have the UI running in a separate terminal yarn start)

How to write a new test case

Any new test cases should be added under the cypress/integration folder. Aim to group similar test cases in one file.

If any stub/mock is needed, those should be added to cypress/fixtures folder. Cypress has a built in way of using those.

We use data-testid as a practice to define selectors in the code and we leverage the Cypress Testing Library plugin to find the elements in the tests.

  • We leverage a data-testid or selecting by text (findAllByText, findByText) to make sure the test cases are decoupled from the implementation.

We leverage the Page Object Pattern to abstract away selectors and actions and simplify changes required to future refactors. Take a look to any example under the cypress/pageObject folder to see how that pattern is implemented.

Finally any common functionality such as for example login should be abstracted into a command. CY Commands can be added into the cypress/support folder. Feel free to group similar commands into files (You only need to make sure those get imported into the cypress/support/index.ts file)

Happy testing!!!