Cypress - Modern Automation Testing from Scratch + Framework - What is Cypress Test Runner?

The video tutorial explains how to install Cypress, access node modules, and open the Cypress test runner. It covers the automatic creation of a project structure by Cypress, including necessary folders and sample test cases. The tutorial demonstrates running tests using the Cypress test runner, highlighting its speed and efficiency. The video concludes with a brief overview of the next steps in learning Cypress.

What is the correct path to run Cypress commands?

• The desktop

• node_modules/.bin/cypress

• The root directory of your project

• Any directory on your computer

What message do you see when you open the Cypress test runner for the first time?

• An error message

• A welcome message indicating it's your first time

• A prompt to update Cypress

• A list of available plugins

What does Cypress automatically add to your project upon opening the test runner?

• A list of dependencies

• A set of folders and example tests

• A README file

• A configuration wizard

Which of the following is NOT a folder created by Cypress in the project structure?

• scripts

• plugins

• Integrations

• fixtures

What is the main advantage of the Cypress test runner?

• It requires no setup

• It automatically updates your tests

• It allows easy and fast execution of tests

• It provides a built-in debugger

How can you rerun a test in the Cypress test runner?

• By reinstalling Cypress

• By closing and reopening the test runner

• By clicking on the test again

• By restarting the computer

What do you see on the left side of the Cypress test runner during test execution?

• A list of errors

• The test code

• Execution logs

• A browser window