Cypress Report with GitHub Actions workflow and publish report in GitHub Pages

If you want to experiment with running this project in Continous Integration, you'll need to fork it first.

After forking this project in Github, run these commands:

git clone https://github.com/yash1731/Cypress-Report.git

npm install

npx cypress open

npx cypress run --browser chrome

npx cyprees run --headless

npx cypress run --record --key 7ce28a2d-137d-4bbf-a020-c5ebf96a797a

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GitHub offers developers Actions that provide a way to automate, customize, and execute your software development workflows within your GitHub repository.

How this action works:

1. On push to this repository, this job will provision and start GitHub-hosted Ubuntu Linux instance for running the outlined steps for the declared cypress-run job within the jobs section of the configuration.
2. The GitHub checkout Action is used to checkout our code from our GitHub repository
3. Finally, our Cypress GitHub Action will:

Install npm dependencies Build the project (npm run build) Start the project web server (npm start) Run the Cypress tests within our GitHub repository within Electron.

GitHub Actions provides the option to specify a container image for the job. Cypress offers various Docker Images for running Cypress locally and in CI.

GitHub Actions configuration with Cypress Dashboard we can leverage three useful features -

1. Recording test results with the record: true option to the Cypress Dashboard
2. In-depth and shareable test reports.
3. Visibility into test failures via quick access to error messages, stack traces, screenshots, videos, and contextual details.

https://yash1731.github.io/Cypress-Report/