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+---
+title: Docker Cypress
+repo: https://gitlab.lakedrops.com/docker/cypress
+issues: https://gitlab.lakedrops.com/docker/cypress/-/issues
+tags:
+- docker
+- cypress
+- tests
+---
+# Cypress
+
+ This Docker project contains the testing tool [Cypress](https://cypress.io/). 
+ You will find the official documentation [here](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/overview/why-cypress).
+We recommend using [Docker for Drupal](omposer/plugin/d4d/) to install cypress, so you will benefit form the great
+and easy Drupal integration. You also get the corresponding [Ahoy](composer/plugin/ahoy/) commands out of the box.
+Make sure the Docker container inside [l3D](docker/l3d/) for Drupal are running, and you can start Cypress by
+
+```cypress
+a cypress on
+```
+
+The container starts, and you will see the Cypress UI in a few seconds:
+
+![Screenshot](/files/screenshots/cypress_start_screen.png)
+
+The tests must be located in `<drupal_root>/tests/cypress/e2e` and will be automatically loaded.
+
+As a useful convenience we provide a `commands.js` file, which is available all the time. You find it 
+[here](https://gitlab.lakedrops.com/docker/cypress/-/blob/main/commands.js?ref_type=heads), and it provides a lot of helpful 
+functions like:
+
+- login
+- createAndLogin
+- drush
+- and many more....
+
+If you use Basic Auth on your website, no problem. You can pass the following two environment variables
+to the Docker container:
+
+      - CYPRESS_basicauth_user={{ your.user }}
+      - CYPRESS_basicauth_pass={{ your.pass }}
+
+Now the `visit` function takes care for it automatically. 
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