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Is cypress ESM-only? Can you require() it?

Cypress is a next generation front end testing tool built for the modern web

Latest version 16.0.0, published Sep 1, 2026. JSON

Dual (CommonJS + ESM) Dual package — both require() and import work

cypress publishes both a CommonJS entry and a native ESM entry (ESM added in 10.0.0). require("cypress") and import "cypress" both work on every supported Node.js version and in Bun.

Latest
16.0.0 (Sep 1, 2026)
Module format
Dual (CommonJS + ESM)
Last CommonJS version
16.0.0
Native ESM since
10.0.0
TypeScript types
Bundled
Node engines
^22.0.0 || ^24.0.0 || >=26.0.0
Weekly downloads
6.4M
License
MIT

Does cypress@16.0.0 actually load? Runtime test results

Runtime probe pending for this version. The values below are what package.json declares; they are refreshed once the probe runs.

Runtimerequire("cypress")import "cypress"
Node.js 18✓ expected✓ expected
Node.js 20✓ expected✓ expected
Node.js 22✓ expected✓ expected
Node.js 24✓ expected✓ expected
Node.js 26✓ expected✓ expected
Bun 1.4pendingpending

Install failed in our sandbox: PROBE_TIMEOUT The rows above show what package.json declares.

How to import cypress

ES modules (import)

import cypress from "cypress";

CommonJS (require)

const cypress = require("cypress");

Module format by version

Derived from the type, main and exports fields of every stable release on npm (281 versions; the newest 60 shown).

VersionsFormatFirst published
13.13.3 – 16.0.0Dual (CommonJS + ESM)Aug 14, 2024

Frequently asked

Is cypress ESM-only?

cypress@16.0.0 ships CommonJS and ESM builds. cypress publishes both a CommonJS entry and a native ESM entry (ESM added in 10.0.0). require("cypress") and import "cypress" both work on every supported Node.js version and in Bun.

Can I require cypress?

Yes. cypress ships a CommonJS entry, so require("cypress") works on every Node.js version, alongside the native ESM entry for import.

Does cypress ship TypeScript types?

Yes. cypress bundles its own type declarations; no @types package is needed.

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