Docker image with operating system and Cypress installed globally.
| Name + Tag | Base image |
|---|---|
| cypress/included:3.2.0 | cypress/base:12.1.0 |
| cypress/included:3.3.0 | cypress/base:12.1.0 |
| cypress/included:3.3.1 | cypress/base:12.1.0 |
| cypress/included:3.3.2 | cypress/base:12.1.0 |
| cypress/included:3.4.0 | cypress/browsers:node12.6.0-chrome75 |
| cypress/included:3.4.1 | cypress/browsers:node12.6.0-chrome75 |
This image should be enough to run Cypress tests headlessly or in the interactive mode with a single Docker command like this:
$ docker run -it -v $PWD:/e2e -w /e2e cypress/included:3.3.2For more information, read Run Cypress with a single Docker command and End-to-End Testing Web Apps: The Painless Way
To build a new image, clone an existing folder, update version strings and build the Docker image locally. Then test it by creating a new project and running headless tests. For example:
cd /tmp
mkdir test
cd test
npm init --yes
npm i -D cypress
npx @bahmutov/cly init
rm -rf package-lock.json package.json node_modules
docker run -it -v $PWD:/e2e -w /e2e cypress/included:3.3.2Tip: the above commands are in the file test.sh
The tests should finish successfully using local image. Now push the image to the Docker hub
docker push cypress/included:3.3.2