Cypress test for user register errors

[eleanorreem]

Overview

We had a bug which affected user sign up errors. We had no cypress tests to ensure that users were getting helpful notifications for why they were unable to make an account.

Action Items

• pull most recent changes and create your own branch
• ensure cypress tests are up and running
• Take a look at create-user.tsx. You will be adapting the create-user.cy.tsx test to include the following scenarios:
• Test scenario 1: a user tries to log on with the email for an account that already exists. You can use one of the email addreses from the cypress env. The user should get an error saying that this account exists
• Test scenario 2: a user tries to create an account with the password '123'. The user should get an error which indicates they need a stronger password
• Test scenario 3: a user tries to create an account with an email of 'test@test'. They should get an error saying the email is not correct.
• Ensure all tests are passing
• Push and make a PR and tag @eleanorreem

Resources/Instructions

• How to set up cypress for bloom

[austinthaldorfhuelsbeck]

Hello @eleanorreem and @kyleecodes ! I found Bloom while searching for open source projects to contribute to. I would love to get started with contributing and this looks like a great place to start. I noticed in the contribution guide that claiming an issue is recommended, so I wanted to introduce myself and express my interest in this issue.

[github-actions]

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[kyleecodes]

Thank you @austinthaldorfhuelsbeck for your interest in contributing to Chayn!
I have assigned you the issue. Please let us know if you have any questions, happy to help.

Happy Coding!

[github-actions]

As per Chayn policy, after 60 days of inactivity, we will be unassigning this issue to open it back up for contributors. Please comment to be re-assigned. Thank you for your interest in contributing to Chayn!