Playwright is a tool for testing web apps. It can run tests in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. This guide helps you write tests that are reliable and easy to maintain.
You will learn how to structure test code with the Page Object Model. You will also learn how to fix flaky tests and set up CI/CD pipelines. The guide covers many testing types like end-to-end, API, visual, and accessibility testing.
Special topics include handling authentication, mocking APIs, testing file uploads, and working with iframes. Use this skill to improve your testing skills and ship better software.
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Replace unsafe as assertions with type-safe partial test data easily
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Test your local web apps quickly with Playwright automation and screenshots
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