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Synthetic Cypress

Synthetic monitoring is a monitoring technique that is done by using an emulation or scripted recordings of transactions Wikipedia article

This repo is a starter template to get you running Cypress tests continuously against one of your environments.

Run with npm start which starts a service on port 3000. You can play with the Cypress tests directly via npm run cy:open

What does this do?

It runs a Cypress test suite, waits for 5 minutes then runs it again and records the results to http://localhost:3000

If you visit that URL it will give you links to other options such as:

  • Videos of each test run
  • An easy to read status page (generated with Mochawesome)
  • A JSON API endpoint for querying the existing state
  • Prometheus endpoints for monitoring results, which could be consumed via Grafana

Environment Variables

You can configure how the server runs:

  • SLEEP_MINS: How long to wait in minutes between a test run finishing before starting a new run (default: 5 minutes)
  • SPECS_REGEX: Select which specs to run (default all: "/cypress/integration/*-spec.js")
  • PORT: What HTTP port to run the server on (default: 3000)

Running with Docker

If you'd prefer not to install node, you can use the supplied Dockerfile to run inside Docker with.

docker build -t synthetic-cypress .
docker run -p 3000:3000 synthetic-cypress

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