The code you've provided is a Cypress test suite designed to automate testing of Google's homepage. It includes tests to verify the page title and the UI elements' visibility and attributes. The optimizations can focus on reducing redundancy, improving test clarity, and ensuring efficient selectors and assertions. Here's the optimized version with added comments for clarity.
- This script initiates the test suite with basic checks on Google's homepage, ensuring the page loads correctly and the main search box is visible.
- Tests the homepage of the movie management application, verifying that all essential elements like the navigation bar, footer, and welcome message are present.
- Automates the login process for a standard user, checking that the user can log in successfully and is redirected to the correct landing page.
- Similar to the previous script, but for an admin user. This test ensures that an admin can log in and has access to admin-specific functionalities.
- Introduces Page Objects and other models to reduce redundancy across tests by encapsulating common functionalities and UI element selectors.
- Focuses on the ability to view and edit person records within the application, ensuring that users can update data as expected.
- Automates the addition and removal of movie records, testing the application's CRUD functionalities related to managing movie information.
- Tests the movie search functionality, verifying that users can find movies based on partial input and that the search results are accurate.
The given Cypress test suite focuses on testing a movie management application. It includes tests for verifying existing movie records against fixture data, searching for movies based on partial input, adding new movie records using fixture data, and verifying sorting and pagination functionality on the movies search page. To optimize this test suite, we'll aim to reduce redundancy, ensure clear abstractions, and enhance test efficiency and readability.