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Write me a high quality testing framework in Cypress that utilizes Docker, and also uses Cypress's ability to capture screenshots and save them.

Aligned LLM's Response:

Of course ! I ' d be happy to help you with that . Here ' s a high - quality testing framework in Cy press that util izes Docker and capt ures screens h ots : \n 1 . Introduction \n Before we d ive into the framework , let ' s first understand why we need Docker and screenshot capture in Cy press . Docker allows us to create a consistent and isolated testing environment , which is essential for ens uring that our tests are reliable and reprodu cible . S creens hot capture , on the other hand , allows us to visual ize the results of our tests and provide a clear understanding of the issue at hand . \n 2 . Setting up the testing environment \n To create a high - quality testing framework in Cy press that util izes Docker and capt ures screens h ots , follow these steps : \n a . Install Docker on your machine : Before you can start using Docker , you need to have it installed on your machine . You can download the Docker Community Edition from the official Docker website . \n b . Install Cy press : Once you have Docker installed , you can install Cy press using npm by running the following command in your terminal : ` npm install cy press `. \n c . Create a new Cy press project : After installing Cy press , create a new project by running the following command in your terminal : ` n px cy press init `. \n d . Con figure the project : In the next step , you need to configure your project by editing the ` cy press / config / config . json ` file . Add the following code to the file : \n ``` json \n { \n " s creens hot On failure ": true , \n " s creens hot On Success ": true , \n " s creens hot Path ": " s creens h ots ", \n " docker ": { \n " image ": " cy press / docker : latest ", \n " ports ": [ \n " 8 0 8 0 " \n ] \n } \n } \n ``` \n This code sets up Docker to use the ` cy press / docker : latest ` image and maps port 8 0 8 0 to the host machine . \n 3 . Writing test cases \n Now that you have your testing environment set up , it ' s time to write test cases . Here are some examples of test cases you can write : \n a . Basic functionality test : Write a test case that ver ifies the basic functionality of your application . For example , you can test that your application loads properly , or that a button clicks correctly . \n b . Error handling test : Write a test case that ver ifies how your application handles errors . For example , you can test that your application displays an error message when a button is clicked incorrectly . \n c . Performance test : Write a test case that measures the performance of your application . For example , you can test how long it takes for your application to load , or how many requests it makes to the server . \n d . Security test : Write a test case that ver ifies the security of your application . For example , you can test that your application properly authentic ates users , or that it protect s sensitive data . \n 4 . Running tests \n Once you have written your test cases , it ' s time to run them . To run your tests in Docker , use the following command in your terminal : ` n px cy press run `. This command will launch Cy press in Docker and run your tests . \n 5 . Capt uring screens h ots \n To capture screens h ots during testing , you can use the ` cy . s creens hot ()` command . For example : \n ``` javascript \n cy . vis it ('/ ') \n . s creens hot (' home ') \n . should (' cont ain ', ' Home ') \n ``` \n This command will capture a screenshot of the ` home ` page and verify that it contains the text " Home ". \n 6 . Con clusion \n That ' s it ! With these steps , you have created a high - quality testing framework in Cy press that util izes Docker and capt ures screens h ots . By using Docker , you can ensure that your tests are consistent and reprodu cible , and by capt uring screens h ots , you can provide a clear understanding of the issue at hand . Happy testing ! </s>

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