How To Test API With Cypress | Filip Hric | Testμ 2022 | LambdaTest 🚀
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Welcome to another session at the Testμ Conference with Filip who talks about how to test API with the Cypress framework.
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🔸 Filip Hric works as a QA lead at Slido and is a Cypress.io ambassador. He studied psychology before moving into technology, where he now combines his knowledge from both fields. Filip is also passionate about music and running.
🔸 He also wrote the Cypress.io core workshop. He is constantly learning, blogging, streaming, making videos, and creating online courses. All of this can be found at filiphric.com. He is also the proud father of three lovely children.
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🔸 Cypress is entertaining. API testing is enjoyable. Why not combine them? You may be familiar with Cypress as an excellent UI testing tool, but it can also be handy for testing your API. Cypress provides several tools for effectively creating API tests.
🔸 We'll look at how you can use Cypress to call your API and test its response together. We'll also monitor API calls from a tested application and write tests for difficult-to-reach edge cases. By the end of this session, you'll have many ideas for going beyond Cypress testing for your UI.
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Was looking for schema assertion and stumbled upon this video. Thanks for explaining so clearly!
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what kind of keyboard are you using ? sounds really nice
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Nice video. I have installed spoke with typescript, but I become always compiler error. Seems like the types are missing.
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We are glad you liked our video,
Please let us know if we can help in resolving the type mismatchs
@@LambdaTest should I install Type package or something?
Hey Mani,
Can you share the errors you have been facing?
Meanwhile you can also refer to this blog about Type-Safe Error Handling In TypeScript dev.to/_gdelgado/type-safe-error-handling-in-typescript-1p4n
@@LambdaTest Thanks a lot. The blog solved it
Guys, how to start app downloaded from Github?
Hey there,
Starting an application downloaded from GitHub generally involves a few common steps, although the exact process can vary depending on the specific application and its technology stack. Here's a general guide to get you started:
Clone or Download the Repository:
If you haven't already, clone the repository using Git, or download the source code as a ZIP file and extract it.
Read the Documentation:
Check the repository for a README.md file. This file typically contains instructions on how to set up and start the application.
Install Dependencies:
Many applications require external libraries or dependencies. Commonly, these can be installed using package managers like npm for Node.js projects, pip for Python, bundle for Ruby, etc.
For example, in a Node.js project, you would run npm install in the project directory.
Set Up Environment:
Some applications require environment variables to be set. These might be database credentials, API keys, etc. These are often specified in an .env file or documented in the README.
Build the Application (if necessary):
Some applications, especially those written in languages like Java or C#, may require a build step, such as mvn package for Maven projects or dotnet build for .NET projects.
Run the Application:
This is usually done via a command in the terminal or command prompt. Common examples are npm start for Node.js projects, python app.py for Python, or executing the built binary in compiled languages.
Check for a docker-compose.yml File:
If the project is containerized with Docker, you might just need to run docker-compose up to get the application running.