Playwright Automation

1. Comprehensive Coverage: Covers automation and testing techniques using Playwright for web applications.

2. Hands-On Experience: Provides practical exercises and examples for hands-on learning.

3. Playwright Fundamentals: Teaches the fundamentals of Playwright, including installation, setup, and basic usage.

4. Web Element Interaction: Demonstrates how to interact with web elements, navigate pages, and handle asynchronous operations.

Before you begin this course, it's helpful to have a basic understanding of the following concepts:

• HTML, CSS, and JavaScript: Basic knowledge of how websites are structured and styled.
• Programming Fundamentals: Variables, functions, loops, and conditional statements in any language (JavaScript or Python preferred).
• Command Line Basics: Ability to use terminal/command prompt for installing packages and running scripts.
• Node.js (optional): Familiarity with Node.js and npm can help you install and manage Playwright.
• Browser Dev Tools: Knowing how to inspect elements and view console logs will make debugging tests easier.
• Test Automation Concepts: Understanding test cases, test suites, and basic automation principles is a plus.

These fundamentals will help you grasp Playwright faster and build reliable test automation scripts effectively.

By learning "Web Automation and Testing using Playwright," you gain:

1: Playwright

• What is Playwright?
• Features and Benefits
• Playwright vs Selenium
• Supported Browsers and Languages

2: Environment Setup

• Installing Node.js and VS Code
• Installing Playwright using npm
• Creating Your First Test Project
• Understanding the Folder Structure

3: Writing Your First Test

• Test Structure and Syntax
• Launching Browsers (Headed & Headless)
• Working with Pages and Contexts
• Basic User Actions: Click, Fill, Type

4: Advanced Web Interactions

• Handling Dropdowns and Checkboxes
• Working with Alerts and Pop-ups
• Working with Frames and IFrames
• Uploading and Downloading Files

5: Locators and Assertions

• Types of Locators (Text, CSS, XPath)
• Auto-waiting and Timeouts
• Assertions with Playwright Test

6: Test Execution and Reporting

• Running Tests in Parallel
• Configuring Test Suites
• Playwright Test Reporter
• Debugging with Playwright Inspector

7: Cross-Browser and Device Testing

• Testing on Chromium, Firefox, WebKit
• Device Emulation (Mobile, Tablets)

8: CI/CD Integration

• Running Playwright Tests in CI
• Integrating with GitHub Actions, Jenkins
• Environment Variables and Config Management