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Downloading Artefacts For A Cypress Project
Download Artefacts For Cypress Project
This article guides you on how to download the artefacts for a cypress project from LambdaTest Cloud machine.
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This article guides you on how to download the artefacts for a Cypress project from LambdaTest Cloud machine.

:::tip Sample repo

In this demo we are demonstrating using LambdaTest's sample Cypress Cloud repo. You can find all the resources used for this article in the linked repo. <img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/icons/github.png').default} alt="Image" className="doc_img"/> View on GitHub

:::

Downloading The Data From The LambdaTest Cloud Machine

Assuming that you have run a Cypress test on lambdatest platform ( if not, this article here will guide you in running your first Cypress test on LambdaTest), you need to follow these steps below:

Update LambdaTest Cypress CLI

Before getting started, you would have to update the lambdatest-cypress cli using the command below:

npm install -g lambdatest-cypress-cli

Add downloads Capability

Add "downloads" capability in the lambdatest-config.json file and define the files/directories that you wanted to download in this capability. You can mention multiple file paths in this capability separated by a comma. Refer to the below example for the same.

<img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/cypress/cypress4.png').default} alt="Image" width="1282" height="722" className="doc_img"/>

Add --sync Flag

Append –-sync flag in the run command as mentioned below and run your test on the LambdaTest platform.

lambdatest-cypress run --sync=true

Once the test gets executed, you will find a build_id on the console corresponding to the executed test.

<img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/cypress/cypress5.png').default} alt="Image" width="1282" height="722" className="doc_img"/>

Get session_id In lambdatest_run.json

Go to your lambdatest_run.json file and copy the session_id.

{
   "build_id": "7724863",
   "session_id": "6c899177-047e-4432-a9a7-17776e23aae3"
}

Now pass the session_id by running the following command.

lambdatest-cypress generate-report --session_id 6c899177-047e-4432-a9a7-17776e23aae3

View The Downloaded Folder

  • A new folder with the name lambdatest-artifacts will get created in the root directory of your project and all the files will be downloaded in this folder.

<img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/cypress/cypress6.png').default} alt="Image" width="1282" height="722" className="doc_img"/>

  • The file name will be created with the session_id combined with the browser name, browser version, and the test id corresponding to it.

    <img loading="lazy" src={require('../assets/images/cypress/cypress7.png').default} alt="Image" width="1282" height="722" className="doc_img"/>

:::tip Support That’s all! In case you have any questions or need any additional information, you could reach out at our <span className="doc__lt" onClick={() => window.openLTChatWidget()}>[24X7 Chat Support] or mail us directly at support@lambdatest.com. :::