Playwright Tutorial

Playwright Test Playwright Test provides a test function to declare tests and expect function to write assertions. import { test, expect } from '@playwright/test'; test('basic test', async ({ page }) => { await page.goto('https://playwright.dev/'); const name Read more »
Playwright Library: Launch Browser Playwright Library: Launch Browser: Playwright module provides a method to launch a browser instance. The following is a typical example of using Playwright to drive automation: import {test, Locator, Expect, Read more »
Page Object Model (POM) in Playwright Page Object Model (POM) in Playwright Google.Spec.ts //spec file which have test case import {test, Locator, Expect, chromium, Browser, Page, expect} from ‘@playwright/test’; import { googlePage } from ‘./Pages/googlePage’; //Import Read more »
Assertions in Playwright Assertions in Playwright: Playwright includes test assertions in the form of expect function. To make an assertion, call expect(value) and choose a matcher that reflects the expectation. There are many generic matchers like toEqual, toContain, toBeTruthy that can be used Read more »
Common Options to Run Test cases Command Line Options to Run Test cases Here are the most common options available in the command line. Run all the tests npx playwright test Run test cases from a Read more »
Browser, Browser Context, Page in Playwright   1 browser can have more than 1 browser context in playwright? Yes. One browser instance can have multiple browser contexts in Playwright. In fact, this is one of Playwright’s Read more »
Soft Assertions in Playwright These three assertions are among the most powerful features in Playwright Test. They help you write more reliable tests by handling retries and failures in different ways. expect.soft() (Soft Assertion) Read more »
Locators in Playwright Locators in Playwright   import { test, expect,Page, Browser, Locator, chromium } from ‘@playwright/test’; //Find Element By Xpath test(‘Findelement By xpath’,async({})=>{     const browser:Browser=await chromium.launch({headless:false, channel:’chrome’});     const Read more »
Locator Priority, getByRole() in Playwright Which attributes can Playwright use? Locator Uses getByRole() Accessible role + accessible name getByLabel() Associated <label> text getByPlaceholder() placeholder attribute getByAltText() alt attribute getByTitle() title attribute getByTestId() data-testid (or configured Read more »
Advance Locators in Playwright Advanced locators are one of the most powerful features in Playwright. They let you create stable, readable, and intelligent selectors without relying on brittle XPath or CSS selectors. Filtering with Read more »