Applications

Below is a list of complete applications tested in Cypress.

Name	JS	Description
Kitchen Sink	Vanilla	Showcases every single Cypress command
TodoMVC	React	Compares the official TodoMVC Selenium tests to Cypress
Realworld	React	Full end-to-end tests for the gothinkster/realworld “Conduit” app
Phonecat	Angular 1.x	Compares the official Phonecat Protractor tests to Cypress
PieChopper	Angular 1.x	Tests a fully featured application with many forms and modals

Kitchen Sink

https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-kitchensink

This is an example app which is used to showcase every command available in Cypress.

Query and traverse DOM elements using cy.get(), cy.find() and other commands.
.type() into forms, .click() elements, .select() dropdowns, and other actions.
Change the size of the viewport using cy.viewport().
Navigate to other pages.
cy.route() network requests, cy.wait() on responses, and stub response data using cy.fixture().
Inspect and manipulate cookies and localStorage.

TodoMVC

https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-todomvc

This repo compares Cypress Tests to official TodoMVC Tests. This gives you a good comparison of writing and running tests in Cypress versus vanilla Selenium.

Query and make assertions about DOM elements state.
Type into an input using cy.type().
Create a custom cy.createTodo() command to run multiple cy commands.
Click and double click elements using cy.click() and cy.dblclick().

TodoMVC Redux

https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-todomvc-redux

A fork the official Redux TodoMVC example. Through a combination of end-to-end and unit tests shows how you can achieve 100% code coverage.

Instrument and collect code coverage following the Cypress Code Coverage guide.

TodoMVC Redux application code coverage report

Realworld

https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-realworld

Shows a full blogging application, “Conduit”, with back end code and a database.

Create a test user from tests by running database commands via the cy.task() command.
Log in using cy.request() and then setting the returned JWT token in localStorage.
Test all aspects of writing blog posts, commenting, and marking favorite posts.
Collect full stack code coverage using @cypress/code-coverage. Read the Cypress code coverage guide for more details.

Phonecat

https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-phonecat

This tests the original Angular Phonecat example app using Cypress.

Test redirect behavior of application using .hash().
Test loading behavior of app.

Phonecat Angular tutorial app tested in cypress

PieChopper

https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-piechopper

This is a single page application with a decent amount of features. The tests involve a lot of form submissions.

Test mobile responsive views using cy.viewport()
Test that the app scrolls correctly
Check checkboxes using cy.check()
Stub responses from our back end using cy.route()