In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through how I added Playwright test code to a Game Review App! This app includes key features like authentication, CRUD operations, and map rendering, and I’ll guide you step-by-step in implementing Playwright tests for all these functionalities.
Breakdown:
Topic: 00:00:10
Video Overview: 00:01:52
Why Playwright: 00:02:45
Project Overview: 00:05:10
Playwright Installation: 00:08:23
Playwright Report: 00:11:40
Playwright Configuration: 00:13:33
Basic Testing and Playwright Tools: 00:16:38
Playwright Ui Mode: 00:18:01
Folder Structure: 00:24:46
Setup Git Action: 00:28:25
Start Writing Test Code: 00:42:34
Refactor Test Code with Fixtures and Custom Fixture: 02:42:45
Test Generator: 03:25:25
Here’s what you’ll learn throughout this tutorial:
- How to set up Playwright in an existing project 🛠️
- How to configure Playwright with environment variables ⚙️🔑
- Majorly used essential Playwright methods and how to use them effectively 📜✨
- Working with fixtures, mocking APIs, and handling API responses in Playwright 🔄💻🌐
- How to run all Playwright tests with a single command ▶️🚀
- Integrating Playwright tests into GitHub Actions to automate test execution on every push 🤖🔄
- Finally, using the Playwright Test Generator to create automated test code effortlessly ⚡📋
By the end of this video, you’ll feel confident about adding Playwright testing to your applications and setting up continuous integration with GitHub Actions.
Let’s dive in! 🚀
Watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_aMElkcTepM
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