Running Cypress commands
Effective utilization of the Cypress framework requires you to have an understanding of Cypress and how different functionalities can be run using the command line. Cypress commands allow the users of the Cypress framework to automate processes, and also to provide specific instructions to the framework and to the tests during initialization and runtime.
In most instances, running Cypress tests through the command line is quicker than running them using the browser. This is because running tests through the command line reduces the number of resources required to run a specific test. The reason for this is that tests that run in the command line are normally headless, which means less resources are allocated to run the tests, which is not the same for test execution in headed mode.
Important note
Headed mode is when tests can be visually seen running on a browser, while in headless mode, the test execution process does not open a visible browser. Instead...
