Cypress with Cucumber

This project describes how to implement Cypress with Cucumber

Getting Started

• To install Cypress : npm install cypress --save-dev
• To install Cypress-Cucumber : npm install cypress-cucumber-preprocessor --save-dev
• To install Mocha Junit Reporter : npm install mocha-junit-reporter --save-dev
• To install Cypress Multi Reporters : npm install cypress-multi-reporters --save-dev

To execute the tests

Define the scripts in package.json as follows :

"scripts": {
    "test": "npx cypress run"
  }

Finally execute the tests with npm test

We will see how to use Cypress Custom Commands

Cypress recommends to use Custom Commands instead of Page Object Model.

Inside cypress/support/command.js , add your reusable commands, like so :

Cypress.Commands.add("login", (username, password) => { 
    cy.get('#email').type(username)
    cy.get('#password').type(password)
    cy.get('form.login > .MuiButtonBase-root > .MuiButton-label').click()
  })

Use the custom commands in your step definitions, like so :

When('User logged in eshop using the invalid emailid {string} and the invalid password {string}', (username,password)=>{
    cy.login(username,password)
})

A sample Feature file

Scenario Outline: Login to the E-Shop Application with Wrong Password
    Given User launched eshop login page
    When User logged in eshop using the invalid emailid "<EmailID>" and the invalid password "<Password>"
    Then User should not get logged in

    Examples:
      | EmailID                    | Password  |
      | testuser_negative@shop.com | Testing$1 |

cypress.json

You can specify the test files and reporting options inside cypress.json, like so :

"testFiles" : [
         "**/*.feature"
       ],
       "reporter": "mocha-junit-reporter",
        "reporterOptions": {
          "mochaFile": "cypress/reports/junit/test-results.[hash].xml",
          "testsuitesTitle": false
        }

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