1. Go to IMDb.com, search for Nicolas Cage and access his profile; then sort filmography by Rating, and include only Feature Film. (imdb.actor_filmography.cy.js file)

2. Go to IMDb.com, click on the 2nd item on the Top box office list; then click on the Rate, set 5 stars Rating and click on the Rate button. (imdb.top_box_office.cy.js file)

3. Go to IMDb.com, click on the Menu button, and navigate to the Top 250 TV Shows section; then click on Breaking Bad, go to the Photos, display only Danny Trejo's photos, and then click on the 2nd photo in the list. (imdb.top250_tv_shows.cy.js file)

1. Page Object Model and Environment variables
2. Constants in a separate file
3. Mochawesome report (mochawesome-report dir)
4. Github Actions yml file
5. Jenkiinsfile with pipeline script to run tests in docker container
6. DockerFile to run in docker container
7. All methods are made universal for reusability reason with the different test scenarios (depends on "film actor name", "TV show", "TV show actor name")
8. Cypress dashboard connected
9. Precommit hook to run Prettier/Eslint for auto code formatting before commit
10. Add data driven test suite (use data file to dynamically create test cases)
11. Add allure report ( to generate HTML report - "npm run allure")

1. Clone this repository
2. Navigate to the folder of cloned repository and run terminal
3. Install dependencies with "npm install"
4. To run tests headless with report generated - "npm test"
5. To run tests using the Launchpad - "npx cypress open"
6. To run only data driven test suite - "npm run test:dd"
7. To run in free mode with allure reporter - "npx cypress run --env allure=true --spec "
8. To run env_driven test suite axample "npx cypress run --env actorName=<Billy.Bob.Thornton>,tvShowActorName=<Billy.Bob.Thornton>,tvShowTitle=,tvShowFoto=<1>,topBoxFilm=<3>"
9. To run env suite with dashboard - "npm run cy:dashboard"
10. To make history allure report run "mkdir allure-results/history || echo "history folder already in place...continuing :)" && cp allure-report/history/* ./allure-results/history && echo "Allure trends updated!" allure generate allure-results --clean -o allure-report && allure open allure-report"
11. To generate Allure HTML report - "npm run allure"

1. Clone this repository , navigate to the folder of cloned repository and run terminal
2. "docker build -t ." (to build image)
3. "docker start " to run container
4. "docker run -it --rm --name -v ${PWD}:/e2e -w /e2e --entrypoint=cypress cypress/included:10.11.0 run"
5. "docker image rm " to remove image

1. "docker pull valiantsin2022/valentin_lutchanka_automation_test"
2. "docker run -it --rm --name valentin_lutchanka_automation_test -v ${PWD}:/e2e -w /e2e --entrypoint=cypress cypress/included:10.11.0 run"
3. "docker image rm valiantsin2022/valentin_lutchanka_automation_test" to remove image

Setup: npm install cy2 cypress (windows) npm install cross-env export CYPRESS_API_URL="http://localhost:1234/" npx cross-env CYPRESS_API_URL="http://localhost:1234/" cy2 run --parallel --record --key somekey --ci-build-id hello-cypress

We are going to run the full sorry-cypress kit: director service will use MongoDB to store the test runs and the results API service (a GraphQL interface to MongoDB) to let us issue queries and retrieve tests results Dashboard service - a web dashboard for browsing the results minio will let us store files - videos and screenshots generated by cypress agent We are going to run all the services locally using docker-compose

curl --output docker-compose.minio.yml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sorry-cypress/sorry-cypress/master/docker-compose.minio.yml

docker-compose -f ./docker-compose.minio.yml up For each spec file open new terminal and run

CYPRESS_API_URL="http://localhost:1234/" npx cy2 run --parallel --record --key somekey --ci-build-id hello-cypress

After successfully running docker-compose, we have: director service on http://localhost:1234 API service on http://localhost:4000 Dashboard running on http://localhost:8080 (change to 8081 if your jenkins runs on 8080) Open the dashboard at http://localhost:8080 (change to 8081 if your jenkins runs on 8080)