Name: Stefano Magni
Type: User
Company: https://preply.com
Bio: Passionate, positive-minded, Sr Front-end Engineer @preply / Former @hasura (Platform team), WorkWave (team leader) / Speaker / Instructor / Remote worker
Twitter: NoriSte
Location: Lecco (Italy)
Blog: https://github.com/NoriSte/all-my-contributions
Stefano Magni's Projects
A list of all my contributions ❤️
A single-function package to perform soft (no checksum) bitcoin address (Base58 and Bech32) validation
Some templates of mines
The reference repo of a meetup for CaFE about browser automation (both for E2E testing and for web scraping) with Puppeteer. Talk level: basic.
A tool for connecting your design system components in code with your design system in Figma
Created with CodeSandbox
The changes I applied to create-react-library (with Typescript option) to support React unit testing with Cypress
Fast, easy and reliable testing for anything that runs in a browser.
DOM changes detection with Cypress
Cypress Documentation including Guides, API, Plugins, Examples, & FAQ.
This is an example app used to showcase Cypress.io testing.
The simplest code to show a strange mouse-related Cypress behaviour
Enter a valid OTP token in your UI tests.
Encode a fixture with Protocol Buffers
A working React+Redux app to easily (but MANUALLY) verify if the React devtools are working with the Cypress-controlled browser.
Cypress commands for Storybook projects
Commands to help navigate storybook in Cypress for functional and visual component level testing
Cypress Wait Until #139 issue
Add the Cypress waiting power to virtually everything 🎉
A repo created while dealing with https://github.com/NoriSte/cypress-wait-until/issues/450
The repository for high quality TypeScript type definitions.
Easy to maintain open source documentation websites.
React Testing course, Educative version
React specific linting rules for ESLint
The reference repo of a workshop for FETI about browser automation (both for E2E testing and for web scraping) with Puppeteer. Workshop level: basic.
The quickest way to inspect elements inside Figma: open up the browser's Console and enjoy