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In this fast-paced world of web development, ensuring the reliability and functionality of your applications is necessary. One powerful tool that facilitates this, is Cypress. In this article we will explore the different ways of installing Cypress on Windows step-by-step. What is Cypress?Cypress is a front-end automation testing tool built for modern web development. It is an open-source software released under MIT License. Using Cypress we can set up, write, run, and debug tests. Cypress provides fast, easy, and reliable testing for anything that runs in a browser. Cypress supports the following types of tests:
Getting Started With Cypress InstallationCypress is a Desktop application that users need to download and install in their systems. Cypress supports the following Operating Systems
How to Install Cypress on Windows?Cypress can be installed on windows in three ways. They are:
1. Using NPMNPM stands for node package manager and it is the worlds largest software registry. To use npm on Windows you must have nodeJS installed on your system. Run the following command to initialize a new Node.js project:
Then, open the terminal and change the directory to where you want to download the cypress. Then run the following command.
Once you run the above command, the cypress will be successfully installed into your system. 2. Using YarnYarn stands for Yet Another Resource Negotiator and it is a package manager similar to npm. To install Yarn, run the following command:
Once Yarn is installed, run the following command to install Cypress on your system.
Once you run the above command, the cypress will be successfully installed into your system. 3. Direct DownloadIf you do not want to use npm or yarn, you can directly download the cypress from their official website. There “Download” button on the Cypress homepage. Press the button. After that, you’ll be taken to the download page. Cypress can be downloaded for your OS system from this page. ![]() Direct Download How to Verify or Open Cypress?Once you installed cypress on your system, you can open the cypress by running the following command in terminal.
Once you run the above command, cypress will be opened like this:
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