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I want to check the version I have of Cypress that is installed via the command line.
how do I check that I have tried Cypress verify and cypress version
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Cypress comes packaged as an npm module, which is all you need to get started testing. After installing you'll be able to: Open Cypress from the CLI.
You have to use command ./node_modules/.bin/cypress version to get the cypress version. Use Git-Bash/Cmd, type "npx cypress --version". It will give Cypress package version, Cypress binary version, Electron and Bundled Node version also.
To use Cypress, you will have install the desktop application on your computer. Here is a list of operating systems that Cypress supports. You can install Cypress via npm, to do this you have to cd into your project directory and run when you run this, it will install Cypress as a dev dependency for your project.
#The long way with the full path $ ./node_modules/.bin/cypress open # shortcut using npm bin $ (npm bin)/cypress open #Using npx, note: npx is included with npm > v5.2 or can be installed separately. $ npx cypress open
Cypress can launch using the "open" command with various package managers provided by Node. Cypress provides its default folder hierarchy, which makes the test development quick and easy. Moreover, Cypress uses Mocha's BDD constructs for the development of test cases. We can invoke Cypress methods using the "cy" object.
You have to use command ./node_modules/.bin/cypress version to get the cypress version.
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In the terminal type cypress -v or cypress --version
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In the project folder type:
npx cypress --version
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