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# `cypress-example-kitchensink`
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This directory 'packages' [cypress-example-kitchensink](https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-example-kitchensink),
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which is used in `cypress.passthru.tests`.
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The app is not really intended for deployment, so I didn't bother with actual packaging, just testing.
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If your real-world app looks like `cypress-example-kitchensink`, you'll want to use Nix multiple outputs so you don't deploy your test videos along with your app.
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Alternatively, you can set it up so that one derivation builds your server exe and another derivation takes that server exe and runs it with the cypress e2e tests.
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## Peculiarities
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**cypress and Cypress** are distinct names.
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- `cypress` is the npm module, containing the executable `cypress`
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- whereas the executable `Cypress` comes from `pkgs.cypress`, a binary distribution (as of writing) by cypress.io.
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**updateScript** is not provided for this example project. This seems preferable,
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because updates to it aren't particularly valuable and have a significant overhead.
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The goal is to smoke test `cypress`; not run the latest test suite (which it isn't anyway).
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## Updating
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- update the hash in `src.nix`
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- run `regen-nix`
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