Sample project to demo the usage of the find-cypress-specs
lib.
It is required to have Node.js and npm installed to run this project.
I used versions
v16.13.2
and8.3.2
of Node.js and npm, respectively. I suggest you use the same or later versions.
Run npm install
(or npm i
for the short version) to install the dev dependencies.
Run npm test
(or npm t
for the short version) to run the test in headless mode.
Or, run npm run cy:open
to open Cypress in interactive mode.
Run npx find-cypress-specs
to list all spec files, separeted by comma.
Run npm run list:spec:names
to list the existing test suites with their respective contexts and test cases.
After running it, you should see something like this.
> [email protected] list:spec:names
> find-cypress-specs --names
cypress/integration/auth.spec.js (2 tests, 2 pending)
└─ Authentication [@auth, @happy-path]
├⊙ successfully signs up
└⊙ successfully logs in and out
cypress/integration/ticketbox.spec.js (3 tests)
└─ Ticketbox
├─ successfully orders a ticket [@happy-path, @main]
├─ adds an "invalid" class in the email field when missing the "@" sign [@unhappy-path]
└─ customizes the Purchase Agreement based on what's typed [@happy-path]
cypress/integration/transactions.spec.js (4 tests)
└─ Transactions
├─ Happy path [@happy-path]
│ ├─ completes a transaction through flow A
│ └─ completes a transaction through flow B
└─ Unhappy paths [@unhappy-path]
├─ warns on missing mandatory fields
└─ errors on invalid data
cypress/integration/Users/users.spec.js (4 tests)
└─ Users [@users, @CRUD, @happy-path]
├─ creates a user
├─ lists users
├─ updates user permissions
└─ permanentently deletes a user
found 4 specs (13 tests, 2 pending)
Run npm run count:by:tags
to count the number of tests by tags.
After running it, you should see something like this.
> [email protected] count:by:tags
> find-cypress-specs --tags
Tag Tests
------------- -----
@auth 2
@CRUD 4
@happy-path 10
@main 1
@unhappy-path 3
@users 4
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