1.Which OS does cypress support?

• Cypress is compatible with macOS, Linux, and Windows and can be installed on any of these platforms. Check out the system requirements here.

2.What is the command used to run a browser in Cypress?

• The Electron browser is pre-installed and comes with the tool by default.
  Electron can be launched headlessly to run within the CLI.
  The following command must be used to launch the Electron browser.
• —headed cypress run

3.What are the advantages of Cypress?

• There are numerous benefits to using cypress, but here are a few of the most intriguing.
  • Real-time reloads 
  • Debuggability
  • Automatic waiting 
  • OpenSource Tool 
  • Quick response time 
   • Active community support 
  • Real-time reloads 

4.How is Cypress different from the X testing tool?

• Cypress test runner functions as an application, framework, and service all in one. It complements and improves the performance of other available testing tools.
  The other tools are:
  • Mocha 
  • Karma 
  • Capybara 
  • Protractor are the other tools.

5. What languages does Cypress support?

• If you are familiar with JavaScript and the NPM package manager for JavaScript, Cypress is simple to use.

6. What is automation in Cypress?

• Cypress automation is the process of running a test code alongside an application with the assistance of a user. The test is run not only in a single loop, but also in a single browser. For tasks that take place outside of the browser, a Node.js server is used.

7.What are the other tools used along with Cypress?

• Prettier is recommended for code formatting, and other tools such as Xpath, Cucumber, and Docker are used during product testing.

8.Does Cypress support native mobile apps?

• Cypress does not support native mobile apps, but it can be tested for some mobile browser functionality and apps that are used within a browser. Ionic is one of these supported frameworks.

9.What is component testing in cypress?

• In Cypress, component testing is used to run tests on a single component in isolation. Typically, these component tests are carried out using Node.js frameworks for testing, such as jest or mocha. The components to be tested are displayed in jsdom, a virtual browser.

10.What is the use of plugins in Cypress?

• Cypress plugins are used to change, access, or extend the internal behaviour of a Cypress tool. These plugins are used to write custom code that runs at various stages of the lifecycle.

11. What are the 3rd party reporters built alongside Mocha?

• There are two reporters built alongside Mocha, and they are:
  • Teamcity \s• Junit

12. Explain Cypress CLI?

• Cypress is a command-line tool (CLI). It acts as a gateway for cypress commands in your terminal. However, the use of cypress is not required. You can also run Cypress tests in your browser by opening Cypress’ webpack monitor.