Cypress - Modern Automation Testing from Scratch + Framework - How Cypress Auto Handles Alerts in Web Apps

The video tutorial explains how to handle pop-ups using Cypress, an automation tool. It covers the automatic acceptance of alerts and confirm pop-ups by Cypress without manual intervention. The tutorial also demonstrates creating tests to handle pop-ups and verify their text using browser events. It highlights Cypress's unique ability to manipulate browser DOM and fire events to capture pop-up text, contrasting it with other tools like Selenium.

What is a unique feature of Cypress when handling pop-ups?

• It requires manual code to handle pop-ups.

• Cypress automatically accepts alerts without additional code.

• Cypress cannot handle pop-ups.

• Cypress requires third-party plugins for pop-up handling.

How does Cypress handle confirm pop-ups?

• Cypress automatically confirms them.

• It ignores them.

• It requires user intervention.

• It logs an error.

What can Cypress do to verify the text of a pop-up?

• Use built-in commands.

• Listen for browser events.

• Use third-party libraries.

• Manually inspect the DOM.

Which event is triggered when an alert is opened in a browser?

• Window Alert

• Window Load

• Page Refresh

• Document Ready

What is the purpose of the 'on' method in Cypress?

• To automate form submissions.

• To close pop-ups.

• To trigger browser events.

• To log errors.

What does Cypress do when it captures a pop-up event?

• Displays it on the screen.

• Logs the event and text.

• Ignores the event.

• Sends an error message.

How does Cypress compare to Selenium in handling pop-ups?

• Selenium is faster.

• Cypress requires more code.

• Cypress can manipulate the browser DOM.

• Selenium handles pop-ups automatically.

What is the role of browser events in Cypress?

• To verify pop-up text.

• To enhance UI design.

• To manage cookies.

• To slow down the execution.

What is a key advantage of using Cypress for pop-up handling?

• It requires less setup.

• It provides detailed error messages.

• It automatically handles pop-ups.

• It supports multiple languages.

What should you do if you want to verify the text of a confirm pop-up in Cypress?

• Trigger the 'window:confirm' event.

• Manually check the browser console.

• Write a custom script.

• Use a third-party tool.