Automation testing with Cypress

Curriculum Details

• Syllabus Details

  • 1 ) Basic of Java Script and Create a simple program
  • 2 ) Introduction to Java script(JS)
  • 3 ) Prerequisite
  • 4 ) Environment setup (Download VS Code, Node.js, set up NODE HOME)
  • 5 ) Create a simple program using JS
  • 6 ) Variables & Data types
  • 7 ) Strings and String methods
  • 8 ) String concatenation and interpolation
  • 9 ) Regular expressions
  • 10 ) Array and Array methods
  • 11 ) Object
  • 12 ) For loop, for of loop and for in loop
  • 13 ) Logical Operator & Relational operator.
  • 14 ) Loose and strict comparison
  • 15 ) Conditional statement
  • 16 ) If
  • 17 ) If Else
  • 18 ) If Else if Else
  • 19 ) Do while
  • 20 ) While
  • 21 ) Switch Case
  • 22 ) ? Functions in Java Script
  • 23 ) Declarative function
  • 24 ) Anonymous function
  • 25 ) Arrow or ES6 function
  • 26 ) Introduction to Cypress
  • 27 ) What is Cypress?
  • 28 ) Why Cypress for End-to-End Testing?
  • 29 ) Key Features and Architecture
  • 30 ) Installation process of cypress
  • 31 ) Project Folder Structure Overview
  • 32 ) Creating and Running First Test
  • 33 ) Introduction to Cypress Test Runner
  • 34 )
  • 35 ) Mocha Syntax: describe(), it(), before(), after()
  • 36 ) Chai Assertions: expect(), should(), assert()
  • 37 ) Structuring Tests and Suites
  • 38 ) Running Tests in CLI and GUI
  • 39 ) Skipping and Isolating Tests: it.only, it.skip
  • 40 )
  • 41 ) Locating Elements using css and xpath
  • 42 ) Actions in cypress: click(), type(), check(), select(), scroll()
  • 43 ) Handling Form Inputs and Buttons
  • 44 ) Custom Commands
  • 45 ) Managing Timeouts and Retry-ability
  • 46 )
  • 47 ) Handling Alerts, Popups, Modals
  • 48 ) File Uploads and Downloads
  • 49 ) Working with Tables and Dynamic Elements
  • 50 ) Simulating Hover and Mouse Events
  • 51 )
  • 52 ) Using Fixtures and External Test Data
  • 53 ) Creating JSON Data Files
  • 54 ) Data-Driven Testing Strategies
  • 55 ) Accessing Environment Variables
  • 56 )
  • 57 ) Testing API using cy.request()
  • 58 ) GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE methods
  • 59 ) Validating Responses
  • 60 ) Combining API and UI Testing
  • 61 )
  • 62 ) Step by step creation of framework
  • 63 ) Implement mochawesome report
  • 64 ) Deep Comparison Assertions
  • 65 ) Handling Failures and Debugging
  • 66 ) Retry-ability of Commands and Assertions
  • 67 )
  • 68 ) Page Object Model (POM) Design Pattern
  • 69 ) Creating Reusable Components
  • 70 ) Using Custom Commands for DRY Code
  • 71 ) Cypress Best Practices for Test Maintenance
  • 72 )
  • 73 ) Introduction to Git, GitHub/GitLab
  • 74 ) Integrating Cypress with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI
  • 75 ) Creating a CI/CD Pipeline for Test Automation
  • 76 ) Generating Reports using Mochawesome and Allure
  • 77 ) Running Cypress Tests in Docker
  • 78 ) Parallel Test Execution in CI
  • 79 )
  • 80 ) Build an End-to-End Cypress Framework
  • 81 ) Implement API + UI Integration Tests
  • 82 ) Use of Environment Config and Custom Commands
  • 83 ) Real-time CI/CD Execution and Dashboard Reporting
  • 84 )
  • 85 ) Setup & Configuration
  • 86 ) Using Copilot with Cypress
  • 87 ) Copilot Features for Cypress
  • 88 ) Testing Strategies with Copilot
  • 89 ) Debugging & Optimization
  • 90 )
  • 91 ) What is Software Testing?
  • 92 ) Importance of testing in software development
  • 93 ) Difference between Manual and Automation Testing
  • 94 ) Software Quality Assurance (SQA) vs Software Testing
  • 95 )
  • 96 ) ? Phases of SDLC
  • 97 ) SDLC Models:
  • 98 ) Waterfall Model
  • 99 ) V-Model
  • 100 ) Agile Model
  • 101 ) Spiral Model
  • 102 ) Incremental Model
  • 103 )
  • 104 ) Requirement Analysis
  • 105 ) Test Planning
  • 106 ) Test Case Design
  • 107 ) Test Environment Setup
  • 108 ) Test Execution
  • 109 ) Defect Reporting & Tracking
  • 110 ) Test Cycle Closure
  • 111 )
  • 112 ) Levels of Testing
  • 113 ) Unit Testing
  • 114 ) Integration Testing
  • 115 ) System Testing
  • 116 ) Acceptance Testing (UAT)
  • 117 )
  • 118 ) ? Functional Testing
  • 119 ) Smoke Testing
  • 120 ) Sanity Testing
  • 121 ) Regression Testing
  • 122 ) Retesting
  • 123 ) Ad-hoc Testing
  • 124 ) Non-functional Testing
  • 125 ) Performance Testing (Intro only)
  • 126 ) Load Testing
  • 127 ) Usability Testing
  • 128 ) Compatibility Testing
  • 129 ) Maintenance Testing
  • 130 ) Exploratory Testing
  • 131 ) Static vs Dynamic Testing
  • 132 )
  • 133 ) ? Black Box Testing
  • 134 ) Equivalence Partitioning
  • 135 ) Boundary Value Analysis (BVA)
  • 136 ) Decision Table Testing
  • 137 ) State Transition Testing
  • 138 ) Use Case Testing
  • 139 ) White Box Testing (Basic awareness)
  • 140 ) Statement Coverage
  • 141 ) Branch Coverage
  • 142 )
  • 143 ) Test Strategy vs Test Plan
  • 144 ) Components of Test Plan Document
  • 145 ) Test Scenario, Test Case & Test Script
  • 146 ) Writing Test Cases (with templates)
  • 147 ) Test Data Preparation
  • 148 )
  • 149 ) What is a defect/bug?
  • 150 ) Defect Life Cycle (New ? Closed)
  • 151 ) Severity vs Priority
  • 152 ) Bug Report Template
  • 153 ) Tools for bug tracking: JIRA (basic overview)
  • 154 )
  • 155 ) Agile vs Traditional Testing
  • 156 ) Scrum Basics (Sprint, Scrum Master, Product Owner)
  • 157 ) User Stories & Acceptance Criteria
  • 158 ) Agile Testing Quadrants
  • 159 ) Role of QA in Agile
  • 160 )
  • 161 ) JIRA
  • 162 ) Basic uses of JIRA
  • 163 )
  • 164 ) Real-world requirement understanding
  • 165 ) Writing test scenarios & test cases from real project
  • 166 ) Executing tests and logging defects
  • 167 ) End-to-End workflow simulation
  • 168 )
  • 169 ) Manual Testing Interview FAQs
  • 170 ) Test Case-based interview scenarios
  • 171 ) Bug reporting examples
  • 172 ) Practical assignments and mock interviews
  • 173 )
  • 174 ) Basics of API Testing (Postman tool)
  • 175 ) Understanding Test Automation Scope