Cypress Waitings and Execution Order
Explore how Cypress manages asynchronous UI testing by automatically waiting for commands and controlling execution order. Understand Cypress’s queuing system, command chaining, and Test Runner interactivity to write more readable and reliable end-to-end tests for complex user flows.
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Cypress waitings and execution order
In the previous lesson, we wrote the following initial test:
it("The happy path should work", () => {
cy.visit("/register");
cy.get(".form-control").then($els => {
cy.get($els[0]).type("Tester");
cy.get($els[1]).type("user@realworld.io");
cy.get($els[2]).type("mysupersecretpassword");
cy.get("button").click();
cy.contains("No articles are here").should("be.visible");
});
});
Without noting it, we’ve leveraged some of Cypress’s interesting features.