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Get started with a free parallelization using sorry-cypress

Get Started

Let's start by running basic sorry-cypress configuration:

docker run -p 1234:1234 agoldis/sorry-cypress-director

We've just launched director service on http://localhost:1234 - this service coordinates cypress agents and enables free parallelization.

Install cy2 and cypress

cy2 is a tiny NPM package that changes cypress API server configuration on-the-fly using environment variable CYPRESS_API_URL

cy2 passes down all the CLI flags to cypress , so you can just use cy2 instead of cypress .

npm install cy2 cypress
export CYPRESS_API_URL="http://localhost:1234/"
npx cy2 run --record --key XXX --parallel --ci-build-id `date +%s`

Running cypress tests in parallel

Let's open several terminal windows and run cypress in each. Make sure you have cypress tests defined in advance (clone https://github.com/agoldis/sorry-cypress-demo.git if you don't have any test handy).

# run in each terminal
CYPRESS_API_URL="http://localhost:1234/" npx cy2 run --parallel --record --key somekey --ci-build-id hello-cypress

You'll notice that different instances of cypress agents are running different tests.

🎉 We've just finished the basic setup of sorry-cypress and ran our tests in parallel!

{% hint style="info" %}

  • Use the same --ci-build-id to associate different cypress agents with the same run
  • You can run as many cypress agents as you want - each will run a different test suite
  • This basic director configuration keeps all the test results in-memory. Restarting it wipes all the data
  • --key and projectId do not have any effect for the basic setup {% endhint %}