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+# How can I contribute to the Cypress Test Suite?
+ 
+1. Follow the initial document to set up [Appsmith locally](https://docs.appsmith.com). The docs are backed by the [appsmith-docs](https://github.com/appsmithorg/appsmith-docs) repository.
+ 
+2. Once we have the setup in place, all dependencies will be available locally for test execution.
+ 
+3. Change your directory to `appsmith/app/client`.
+ 
+4. Cypress tests are located within, cypress folder.
+ 
+5. All the test spec must be within the integration folder only i.e `appsmith/app/client/cypress/integration`
+ 
+6. You can create folders within the cypress folder but make sure you place the spec within the integrations folder.
+ 
+7. Cypress tests can be executed in 2 modes: run mode and open mode.
+If you are willing to execute tests in headless mode through command line follow [run mode](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/command-line.html#How-to-run-commands) else you can use cypress client to run in [open mode](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/launching-browsers.html#Browsers)
+ 
+8. Command to open cypress client `./node_modules/.bin/cypress open`
+ 
+9. Cypress client looks something like this and you will have all the e2e spec’s within [Smoke_TestSuite](https://docs.cypress.io/guides/getting-started/writing-your-first-test.html#Step-1-Visit-a-page)
+ 
+10. Folder name suggests the specific area the test belongs to.
+ 
+11. Before we get started with writing our new tests, please make sure you set up your cypress.json file properly.
+Below are the config options used by our framework, enter the URL you are running your tests, also within the env 
+Config add your registered username and password.
+ 
+```bash
+{
+  "baseUrl": “Enter URL under test”,
+  "defaultCommandTimeout": 20000,
+  "requestTimeout": 21000,
+  "pageLoadTimeout": 20000,
+  "video": false,
+  "reporter": "mochawesome",
+  "reporterOptions": {
+    "reportDir": "results",
+    "overwrite": false,
+    "html": true,
+    "json": false
+  },
+  "env": {
+    "USERNAME": “Enter username”,
+    "PASSWORD": “Enter password”,
+    },
+  "viewportHeight": 900,
+  "viewportWidth": 1400
+}
+```
+12. Once the cypress.json file is ready, we can actually run tests from the cypress client.
+13. Cypress supports Chrome/Firefox/electron browsers. Select a suitable browser and check the status of your tests.