This project is an end-to-end automation suite built using Cypress, focusing on:

• Strong usage of Assertions
• Clean structure using Cypress Hooks
• Reusable Custom Commands
• XPath-based locators
• Real-time flows for New User Registration & Login
• Handling registration alerts
• Manual CAPTCHA pause

It automates the New User Registration and Login flow of the DemoQA Book Store Application.

• Check visibility, state, and button text using assertions.

• Navigate to the registration form using a custom command.

Assert the presence and attributes of:

• First Name
• Last Name
• UserName
• Password
• Register button

Includes:

• Filling all fields using a custom command
• Handling manual CAPTCHA
• Capturing and verifying the success alert
• URL validations after registration

• Verify visibility, enabled state, and attributes.

• Navigate back using a custom command.

Assertions for:

• Username
• Password
• Login button

Asserts:

• Successful login
• Profile URL
• Username display on profile
• Page title
• Presence of Logout button

mkdir Cypress_Assertions_Project
cd Cypress_Assertions_Project

npm init -y

npm install cypress cypress-xpath --save-dev

npx cypress open

This generates the full Cypress folder structure.

Cypress_Assertions_Project/
│
├── cypress/
│   ├── e2e/
│   │   └── demoQA.cy.js                   # All 8 test cases
│   ├── support/
│   │   ├── commands.js                    # newUser(), registerUser(), backtoLoginUser(), loginUser()
│   │   └── e2e.js
│
├── cypress.config.js
├── package.json
└── README.md

Clicks the New User button to navigate to registration.

Fills the registration form and includes:

• Field clearing
• Typing
• Waiting
• CAPTCHA pause
• Clicking Register

Clicks Back to Login button.

Fills the login form and logs in.

Cypress cannot automate CAPTCHAs, so the following is used:

cy.pause()

This allows you to:

1. Complete CAPTCHA manually
2. Resume test execution in Test Runner

npx cypress open

Select the test file:

demoQA.cy.js

npx cypress run

• Extensive use of .should() and .and() assertions
• Strong coverage of both positive and navigation flows
• Custom commands for reducing code repetition
• Hooks (before, beforeEach, afterEach, after) for clean structure
• XPath-selectors for stable element targeting
• Full validation of both Registration & Login workflows
• Manual CAPTCHA support