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Cypress Documentation Cypress Documentation provides comprehensive guides on why Cypress is the best tool for testing modern web applications
Changelog: Cypress App | Cypress Documentation Cypress Studio provides a visual way to generate tests within Cypress by recording interactions against the application under test Cypress Studio is available only in end-to-end tests, and must be enabled via the e2e experimentalStudio flag
Install using npm, Yarn, or pnpm - Cypress Direct download The recommended approach is to install Cypress with npm because: Cypress is versioned like any other dependency It simplifies running Cypress in Continuous Integration If you're not using Node or a package manager in your project or you want to just try Cypress out quickly, you can always download Cypress directly from our CDN
Writing and Organizing Tests | Cypress Documentation Learn how to organize your tests in Cypress and the types of supported files, how to write tests in Cypress including hooks, exclusions, and configurations
Best Practices | Cypress Documentation The Cypress team maintains the Real World App (RWA), a full stack example application that demonstrates best practices and scalable strategies with Cypress in practical and realistic scenarios The RWA achieves full code-coverage with end-to-end tests across multiple browsers and device sizes, but also includes visual regression tests, API tests, unit tests, and runs them all in an efficient
Catalog of Events | Cypress Documentation Cypress emits a series of events as it runs in your browser These events are useful not only to control your application's behavior, but also for debugging purposes Here are some examples you can do with these events: Listen for uncaught exceptions and prevent Cypress from failing the test Listen for alert or confirm calls and change the confirm behavior Listen for window:before:load events