An assertion is a way to validate that the application or system under test is functioning as expected. In Cypress, assertions are used to ensure that the state of the application being tested meets the anticipated conditions. In this tutorial, I will explain in detail about using Cypress.should() command along with some real time use cases.
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Quick Recap: What are Assertions?What is the use of Cypress .should() Command?Assert based on class valueAssert based on lengthAssert based on textAssert based on value tagAssert based on attributeAssert for checkboxesChaining Multiple Assertions using Cypress .should() CommandAssert if the text is visible/hiddenAssert if the value is emptyAssert if the URL is correctAssert if the element is not presentConclusionFrequently Asked Questions (FAQs)What is the difference between Cypress should and then?What is then () in Cypress?Sort: