Playwright- Web Automation Testing From Zero to Hero

Playwright: Web Automation Testing From Zero to Hero, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.71, with 77 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 2890 reviews, and has 15483 subscribers.

You will learn about JavaScript fundamentals for beginners needed to automate in the Playwright How to install Playwright from scratch run and debug tests, analyze reports and test results How to locate any web element on the page following Playwright best practices How to interact with different UI components such as: input fields, radio buttons, check boxes, lists, tooltips, date pickers, web tables, sliders, iFrames What is Page Object Model and how to organize test code using Page Objects How to work with APIs in Playwright: API mocking, API requests, API call intercept, shared authentication and API authentication Advanced topics: global setup and teardown, visual testing, mobile device emulation, fixtures, environment variables, test execution in Docker container This course is ideal for individuals who are Quality Engineers who willing to pick up a first test automation framework. or SDETs and Automation Engineers who is transitioning from other frameworks to the Playwright. or Developers who what quickly understand Playwright best practices and framework capabilities or Playwright beginners to learn this tool faster It is particularly useful for Quality Engineers who willing to pick up a first test automation framework. or SDETs and Automation Engineers who is transitioning from other frameworks to the Playwright. or Developers who what quickly understand Playwright best practices and framework capabilities or Playwright beginners to learn this tool faster.

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Summary

Title: Playwright: Web Automation Testing From Zero to Hero

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.71

Number of Lectures: 77

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 77

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 80

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 80

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

JavaScript fundamentals for beginners needed to automate in the Playwright

How to install Playwright from scratch run and debug tests, analyze reports and test results

How to locate any web element on the page following Playwright best practices

How to interact with different UI components such as: input fields, radio buttons, check boxes, lists, tooltips, date pickers, web tables, sliders, iFrames

What is Page Object Model and how to organize test code using Page Objects

How to work with APIs in Playwright: API mocking, API requests, API call intercept, shared authentication and API authentication

Advanced topics: global setup and teardown, visual testing, mobile device emulation, fixtures, environment variables, test execution in Docker container

Who Should Attend

Quality Engineers who willing to pick up a first test automation framework.

SDETs and Automation Engineers who is transitioning from other frameworks to the Playwright.

Developers who what quickly understand Playwright best practices and framework capabilities

Playwright beginners to learn this tool faster

Target Audiences

Quality Engineers who willing to pick up a first test automation framework.

SDETs and Automation Engineers who is transitioning from other frameworks to the Playwright.

Developers who what quickly understand Playwright best practices and framework capabilities

Playwright beginners to learn this tool faster

Playwright – test automation framework developed by Microsoft. Modern, highly customizable and reliable.

This class covers all fundamental concepts of the framework. We begin from scratch, starting with setup and configuration and then a hands-on framework overview to familiarize yourself with the environment. Then from lesson to lesson, we slowly increase complexity. All lessons have a logical progression and are connected. The next lesson in the section builds up a new concept on top of what was learned in the previous lesson. This is also related to the code demonstrated in the class. We will have two test applications, and slowly over the course will add more and more code uncovering new topics.

How to follow the class
Watch all lessons in the order they have been published. Write the code from the class along with me. If needed, pause the video to complete the code. Practicing – is the best way to learn. Also, I would recommend watching the lessons in full-screen mode because sometimes the text on the screen can be small and hard to read. If you skip lessons or watch them not in order, be ready that you may have a feeling of a knowledge gap, or that something is not clear.

What you will learn:

How to install Playwright from scratch as a new independent project or add to an existing front-end application project.

JavaScript Fundamentals in case you are a beginner to programming.

How to run tests using the command line interface, UI mode, Playwright extension, and debug tests

How to organize tests, structure tests, use test hooks

HTML terminology, locator syntax rules, and Playwright best practices to locate web elements.

Different types of assertions, how auto-waiting concept works, and how to configure different timeouts.

How to work with different UI components, such as input fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, lists, tooltips, dialog boxes, date pickers, web tables, iFrames, sliders, drag and drop.

What is the Page Object Model. How to organize test framework code with Page Objects. Recommended architecture for Page Object model with Playwright

How to work with APIs: API mocking, API requests, intercept API calls, shared storage state, API authentication

Multiple advanced topics: fixtures, global setup and teardown, parallel execution, test tags, test retries, visual testing, mobile device emulation, reporters, environment variables, and test execution in Docker container.

By the end of the class, you’ll be familiar with all important Playwright concepts to be able to automate pretty much any web application.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Preparation

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Playwright vs Cypress

Lecture 3: Configuration of Development Environment

Lecture 4: Clone Test Application

Chapter 2: JavaScript Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Module Overview

Lecture 2: Hello World

Lecture 3: Variables, Constants and Data Types

Lecture 4: Concatenation and Interpolation

Lecture 5: Objects and Arrays

Lecture 6: Relational and Equality Operators

Lecture 7: Logical Operators

Lecture 8: Conditional Statements

Lecture 9: Loops

Lecture 10: Functions

Lecture 11: Class and Methods

Lecture 12: TypeScript vs JavaScript

Chapter 3: Playwright Hands-On Overview

Lecture 1: Playwright Installation

Lecture 2: Test Execution with CLI

Lecture 3: Test Execution with UI

Lecture 4: Trace View and Debug

Lecture 5: Tests Structure

Lecture 6: Hooks and Flow Control

Chapter 4: Interaction with Web Elements

Lecture 1: DOM Terminology

Lecture 2: Locator Syntax Rules

Lecture 3: User-Facing Locators

Lecture 4: Child Elements

Lecture 5: Parent Elements

Lecture 6: Reusing Locators

Lecture 7: Extracting Values

Lecture 8: Assertions

Lecture 9: Auto-Waiting

Lecture 10: Timeouts

Chapter 5: UI Components

Lecture 1: Input Fields

Lecture 2: Radio Buttons

Lecture 3: Checkboxes

Lecture 4: Lists and Dropdowns

Lecture 5: Tooltips

Lecture 6: Dialog Boxes

Lecture 7: Web Tables (Part 1)

Lecture 8: Web Tables (Part 2)

Lecture 9: Date Picker (Part 1)

Lecture 10: Date Picker (Part 2)

Lecture 11: Sliders

Lecture 12: Drag & Drop with iFrames

Chapter 6: Page Object Model

Lecture 1: What Is Page Objects

Lecture 2: First Page Object

Lecture 3: Navigation Page Object

Lecture 4: Locators in Page Objects

Lecture 5: Parametrized Methods

Lecture 6: Date Picker Page Object

Lecture 7: Page Objects Manager

Lecture 8: Page Objects Helper Base

Chapter 7: Working with APIs

Lecture 1: What is API

Lecture 2: Setup New Project

Lecture 3: Mocking API

Lecture 4: Modify API Response

Lecture 5: Perform API Request

Lecture 6: Intercept Browser API Response

Lecture 7: Sharing Authentication State

Lecture 8: API Authentication

Chapter 8: Advanced

Lecture 1: NPM Scripts and CLI Commands

Lecture 2: Test Data Generator

Lecture 3: Test Retries

Lecture 4: Parallel Execution

Lecture 5: Screenshots and Videos

Lecture 6: Environment Variables

Lecture 7: Configuration File

Lecture 8: Fixtures

Lecture 9: Project Setup and Teardown

Lecture 10: Global Setup and Teardown

Lecture 11: Test Tags

Lecture 12: Mobile Device Emulator

Lecture 13: Reporting

Lecture 14: Visual Testing

Lecture 15: Playwright with Docker Container

Lecture 16: GitHub Actions and Argos CI

Chapter 9: Final Words

Lecture 1: Final Words

Instructors

Artem Bondar
Test Automation Engineer | Cypress and Playwright Expert

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2 stars: 16 votes

3 stars: 99 votes

4 stars: 782 votes

5 stars: 1988 votes

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