They’re really different tools entirely. I’d recommend you try Cypress out to see how it lends itself better to end-to-end or mocked API end-to-end tests as where mocha is a unit testing tool. As shown above Cypress can also do unit testing too but it’s a newer thing for Cypress.
I reach for both when the timing is right (although I rarely use Mocha anymore since if I need to write unit tests I use Jest and in most other places I rely on TypeScript to enforce things).
Cypress gives me sanity. :)
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What about Mocha? It can run our tests in the browser as well
They’re really different tools entirely. I’d recommend you try Cypress out to see how it lends itself better to end-to-end or mocked API end-to-end tests as where mocha is a unit testing tool. As shown above Cypress can also do unit testing too but it’s a newer thing for Cypress.
I reach for both when the timing is right (although I rarely use Mocha anymore since if I need to write unit tests I use Jest and in most other places I rely on TypeScript to enforce things).
Cypress gives me sanity. :)