Cypress Component Testing - Lightning talk
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Argues that Cypress component testing can replace Jest/Karma by running components in-browser, handling change detection and DOM events automatically, while still using a TestBed-like config. Demonstrates mounting a standalone RequestInfo component, typing an address, clicking to call OpenStreetMap, and using Cypress component testing with the mount command to render and debug the run. Shows using intercept network requests to mock responses, the demo works and proves faster iteration than E2E and easier than Jasmine/Karma.
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