Cypress is a front-end testing tool for the current web that is entirely based on JavaScript. Its goal is to reduce the difficulties that developers and QA engineers have when testing an application. Cypress is a more developer-friendly tool that functions directly in the browser and uses a unique DOM manipulation technique.
No, Cypress is NodeJS based framework. Cypress supports only JavaScript and Typescript as a programming language.
We cannot use the Junit or TestNG in Cypress, Cypress comes with Mocha and Chai assertion libraries.
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