Learn how to write Cypress tests and how to organize tests inside suite of tests.
Cypress comes bundled with other testing tools, one of them being Mocha. As a result, it uses Mocha's BDD syntax. All of the tests that are written in Cypress rely on the fundamental harness Mocha provides, as shown below.
describe()
context()
it()
before()
beforeEach()
afterEach()
after()
.only()
.skip()
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0:00 ~ Intro
0:17 ~ describe() Function
0:57 ~ How To Create A Test Suite
1:54 ~ Sample Test Suite
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🔗 REFERENCES
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