Cypress - Modern Automation Testing from Scratch + Framework - Setting Env Variables through Command-Line Arguments

The video tutorial covers the use of Cypress for running tests, setting environment variables, and handling test failures. It explains how to prioritize environment variables set via command prompt over those in configuration files. The tutorial also demonstrates the use of Cypress test runner, including capturing screenshots on test failures. Additionally, it discusses optimizing the Cypress framework by organizing page objects and adjusting page load timeout settings to accommodate server load issues.

What command is used to run all test cases in a Cypress folder?

• Cypress start

• Cypress run

• Cypress test

• Cypress execute

Where should the path start when running a specific test file in Cypress?

• From the Cypress folder

• From the examples folder

• From the root directory

• From the integration folder

What takes priority when setting environment variables in Cypress?

• Variables set in the JSON file

• Variables set in the command line

• Variables set in the test script

• Variables set in the configuration file

What mode does Cypress run in by default when executed from the terminal?

• Headless mode

• Interactive mode

• Debug mode

• Headed mode

What feature does Cypress offer for test failures?

• Automatic video recording

• Automatic screenshot capture

• Automatic test retry

• Automatic error logging

Why is it beneficial to use Cypress's built-in framework?

• It supports more browsers

• It requires no additional setup

• It has better documentation

• It is faster than other frameworks

What is the purpose of the support folder in Cypress?

• To support test cases with page objects

• To store screenshots

• To store configuration files

• To store test results

What should be done to avoid running non-test files in Cypress?

• Place them in the examples folder

• Place them in the root directory

• Place them in the integration folder

• Place them in the support folder

Why might you need to increase the page load timeout in Cypress?

• To handle slow-loading pages

• To reduce test execution time

• To improve test accuracy

• To support more test cases

What is the default page load timeout in Cypress?

• 10 seconds

• 20 seconds

• 30 seconds

• 6 seconds