Execute code in Node.js via the task plugin event in Cypress.| docs.cypress.io
Assign an alias for later use in Cypress. Reference the alias later within a `cy.get()` query or `cy.wait()` command with an `@` prefix.| docs.cypress.io
Change the default behavior of Cypress by configuring options in the Cypress configuration file.| docs.cypress.io
Read a file and yield its contents in Cypress.| docs.cypress.io
Learn how to handle asynchronous code in Cypress, when to assign variables, how to use aliases to share objects between hooks and tests, and how to alias DOM elements, intercepts, and requests.| docs.cypress.io
Learn how to organize your tests in Cypress and the types of supported files, how to write tests in Cypress including hooks, exclusions, and configurations.| docs.cypress.io
Strategies for testing network requests in Cypress, stubbing and waiting for network responses, and best practices for testing GraphQL queries and mutations.| docs.cypress.io