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Co-authored-by: Mike Thomas <78363703+mike-j-thomas@users.noreply.github.com>

Co-authored-by: Mike Thomas <78363703+mike-j-thomas@users.noreply.github.com>
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# Cypress Testing
Cypress tests are designed solely for end-to-end testing. If this is your first time developing or running end-to-end tests, [Fleet testing documentation](../docs/Contributing/Testing.md) includes git instructions for test preparation and running tests.
## Fleet Cypress directories
### Integration directory
Cypress tests the integration of [entire features](integration/all/app) of the app.
With the roll out of teams, Cypress tests the user interface of each role of a user on the Premium Tier ([Fleet Premium Documentation](integration/premium/README.md)) and Free Tier ([Fleet Free Documentation](integration/free/README.md)).
### Support directory
[Commands](support/commands.ts) that are shared across tests are located in the support directory.
## Opening Cypress locally
To open simply run:
`yarn cypress:open`
This will open up cypress locally and
allow you to view the current test suite, as well as start writing new tests.
## Building best practices
As much as possible, build from a user's perspective. Use `.within` cypress command as needed to scope a command within a specific element (e.g. table, nav).
As much as possible, assert that the code is only selecting 1 item or that the final assertion is the appropriate count.
### Prioritization of selecting elements
1. By **element tag** using elements (e.g. buttons), we can target text within. Confirm what the user is seeing with target text. If this is not specific enough, add on Role.
2. By **role** using default or explicitly assigned roles of elements. If this is not specific enough, add on element class.
3. By **element class** is least preferred as it does not follow a user's perspective. Occasionally this may be the only option. If that is the case, prioritize using the class name that specifies what the element is doing.
## Resources
- [Fleet testing documentation](../docs/Contributing/Testing.md)
- [Cypress documentation](https://docs.cypress.io/api/table-of-contents)
- [React testing-library query documentation](https://testing-library.com/docs/queries/about/)