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Playwright Test Framework Example

by jaktestowac.pl

This repository provides an empty Playwright test framework designed for testing AI and Playwright MCP (Model Context Protocol). It serves as a practical example for learning and implementing automated testing with Playwright.

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What is Playwright Test Framework Example?

This is an example Playwright test framework designed to test AI and Playwright MCP. It includes UI tests using the Page Object Model, API tests, custom fixtures, and example configurations for test reporting.

How to use Playwright Test Framework Example?

Clone the repository, install dependencies using npm install, optionally install Playwright browsers with npx playwright install, and run tests using npm run test. Specific tests can be run using npx playwright test tests/login.spec.ts. Use npx playwright test --ui for UI mode and npx playwright show-report to generate a test report.

Key features of Playwright Test Framework Example

  • UI Tests with Page Object Model

  • API Testing

  • Custom Playwright Fixtures

  • Multiple Reporters (HTML, JUnit, JSON)

  • Device Emulation

Use cases of Playwright Test Framework Example

  • Automated user registration and login testing

  • Automated article viewing testing (guest and logged-in)

  • End-to-end API testing

  • Demonstrating Playwright configuration and reporting

  • Learning Playwright best practices

FAQ from Playwright Test Framework Example

Tests fail on first run

Ensure 🦎 GAD application is running (by default on http://localhost:3000) and check if the correct Node.js version is installed.

Browser launch fails

Run npx playwright install to install the necessary browsers.

How do I run a specific test file?

Use the command npx playwright test tests/login.spec.ts (replace login.spec.ts with the desired file).

How do I view the test report?

Run the command npx playwright show-report.

What are the prerequisites for using this framework?

You need Node.js (v20 or later LTS), the 🦎 GAD application, and VSCode IDE installed.