Cypress MCP
The MCP service that automatically generates Cypress page object classes and complete test suites, supporting web scraping, element identification, and the generation of various test scenarios.
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What is the MCP Cypress Test Generator?
This is an intelligent tool server that can automatically analyze any web page and generate complete Cypress test code. It uses web scraping and parsing techniques to identify all interactive elements (buttons, input boxes, links, etc.) on the page, and then automatically creates professional page object classes and comprehensive test cases.How to use this service?
Simply provide a web page URL, and the server will automatically generate two files: a page object class (containing all element locators and interaction methods) and a complete test suite (including positive and negative test cases and workflow tests).Applicable scenarios
Suitable for web development teams, QA engineers, and automation test developers, especially in scenarios where you need to quickly create test suites for existing websites or maintain test code for large - scale web applications.Main Features
Intelligent Web Scraping
Use Puppeteer technology to fetch and render web page content, ensuring that dynamically loaded elements can also be correctly identified.
Automatic Element Detection
Automatically detect all interactive elements such as buttons, input boxes, links, and dropdown menus, and generate corresponding locators.
Page Object Generation
Create a TypeScript page object class, including private locators, public getter methods, and interaction methods.
Complete Test Suite
Generate a complete test suite including positive and negative test cases, workflow tests, performance tests, and accessibility tests.
Intelligent Workflow Detection
Automatically identify common patterns (login, search, form submission, etc.) and generate corresponding workflow tests.
Advantages
Significantly reduce the time for manually writing test code and improve development efficiency.
Ensure the consistency and maintainability of test code.
Automatically cover a variety of test scenarios, including boundary cases and error handling.
The generated code complies with best practices and includes TypeScript type safety.
Support complex user workflows and interaction patterns.
Limitations
For extremely complex dynamic web applications, the generated code may need to be manually adjusted.
A network connection is required to scrape the target web page.
Some highly customized UI components may require additional test logic.
How to Use
Install Dependencies
Ensure that Node.js and necessary dependency packages are installed in the system.
Start the Server
Run the startup command to start the MCP server.
Call the Generation Tool
Call the generateLocator tool through the MCP client and pass in the target web page URL.
Save the Generated Files
Save the code returned by the server as two TypeScript files: a page object class and a test suite.
Run the Tests
Use Cypress to run the generated test suite.
Usage Examples
Login Page Test Generation
Generate a complete test suite for the login page of an e - commerce website, including tests for username and password input, login button click, error handling, etc.
Product Search Page Test
Generate tests for the product search page, including search box input, filter condition selection, result verification, etc.
User Registration Form Test
Generate comprehensive tests for the user registration form, including field validation, password strength check, submission handling, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of web page elements does this tool support?
Does the generated test code need to be manually modified?
How to handle pages that require login?
What types of tests are supported?
Does the generated code comply with coding standards?
Related Resources
Cypress Official Documentation
A complete guide to learning the Cypress test framework.
TypeScript Handbook
The official documentation of the TypeScript programming language.
MCP Protocol Specification
The official specification document of the Model Context Protocol.
Example Project Code Repository
A code repository containing usage examples and configuration instructions.

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