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181 - Setup Cypress #182
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export const BASE_URL = 'http://localhost:8080' | |||
export const GUEST_TOKEN = 'C3qH3VVmoqR/rbxJIiVys1jW5jE0bDtuixWVorDfJhE='; |
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upps. Public now and 4-ever.
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The guest token can easily be changed later
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export const BASE_URL = 'http://localhost:8080' | |||
export const GUEST_TOKEN = 'C3qH3VVmoqR/rbxJIiVys1jW5jE0bDtuixWVorDfJhE='; |
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The guest token can easily be changed later
Sorry for taking so long to look at this! If I'm not mistaken, Cypress is a tool for automated testing, but how does it differ from all the other tools for frontend testing out there? Also, how to run this? Is it |
Cypress, TestCafé and Protractor are the tools that I have most experience with. Cypress seems faster, more stable, good tools, bigger community, popularity. Run with At my current assignment we use TestCafé, pretty similar to Cypress: |
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Run with:
npm run cypress:open
https://www.cypress.io/