I have an error and I would like to know if you have experienced this: Unable to access 'Component' before initialization When Cypress detects undetected errors originating from your test code, it will automatically fail the current test.
Great video, thank you! By now (Cypress 12+) there are a couple of differences in the folder structure and file names. Also now component testing is possible as a new feature. Would be great to see an update video 😁
how to add xpath plugin in support files in angular application? Even after adding its not recognizing roperty 'xpath' does not exist on type 'cy & CyEventEmitter'.
It's rather part of the videos I've uploaded and not specifically for Cypress. However, I perceive this as constructive feedback. These numbers might be confusing.
Protractor, Cypress, TesstCafe, are all great solutions and each have the pros and cons. In the v.12, the Angular core team decided not to include the protractor by default in the new apps. You can find more here blog.angular.io/angular-v12-is-now-available-32ed51fbfd49#20c6 The /e2e is the folder that by convention is used by the Protractor. On the other hand, the cypress uses the /cypress directory. It's a matter of a convention and configuration.
Amazing video! Thanks for sharing, I had just only one question, but it's not related to testing. How you do point in your screen using the mouse at the same time that you are explaining? It seems to be very helpful when it comes to explaining code. Thanks!😀
I have an error and I would like to know if you have experienced this:
Unable to access 'Component' before initialization When Cypress detects undetected errors originating from your test code, it will automatically fail the current test.
Much Love and appreciation!!
Very clearly explained , thanks.
Glad you liked it! :)
It was a good vdo to kick start Cypress with Angular. Thank you for it :)
Thanks for your feedback and glad you liked it! :)
Amazing job as usual 👏
Thanks and glad you liked it!! 🤗🤗
Great video, thank you! By now (Cypress 12+) there are a couple of differences in the folder structure and file names. Also now component testing is possible as a new feature. Would be great to see an update video 😁
That's a good idea!
how to add xpath plugin in support files in angular application? Even after adding its not recognizing
roperty 'xpath' does not exist on type 'cy & CyEventEmitter'.
Very well understood. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, is the number 17 in the title part of a series revolving around Cypress use in Angular?
It's rather part of the videos I've uploaded and not specifically for Cypress.
However, I perceive this as constructive feedback. These numbers might be confusing.
Really nice video. Things are explained very clearly. Thanks for good content 🙂🙂
Thanks for your feedback Sahil! :)
Can't we use Protractor i heard they said Protractor is better... And also no more e2e floder why?
Protractor, Cypress, TesstCafe, are all great solutions and each have the pros and cons.
In the v.12, the Angular core team decided not to include the protractor by default in the new apps. You can find more here blog.angular.io/angular-v12-is-now-available-32ed51fbfd49#20c6
The /e2e is the folder that by convention is used by the Protractor.
On the other hand, the cypress uses the /cypress directory. It's a matter of a convention and configuration.
really I enjoy watching the video
Glad you liked it and thanks for your feedback! 🙂
@@CodeShotsWithProfanis You are welcome.
You have just two videos for Cypress?
Yes just those two. Feel free to suggest a video you wish to watch
Amazing video! Thanks for sharing, I had just only one question, but it's not related to testing. How you do point in your screen using the mouse at the same time that you are explaining? It seems to be very helpful when it comes to explaining code.
Thanks!😀
My OS is Kubuntu and this feature is a built-in one. It's called "mouse-marker". It's easy to use and it's enabled by a key combination.
@@CodeShotsWithProfanis Oh, I see. thank you so much for your answer.😁
Nice Video
Thanks
Nice :)
thank you