Playwright Automation Testing

Playwright Automation Testing:

Playwright is an open-source automation library for browser testing and web scrapingdeveloped by Microsoft and launched on 31 January 2020, which has since become popular among programmers and web developers.

Playwright provides the ability to automate browser tasks in Chromium, Firefox and WebKit with a single API. This allows developers to create reliable end-to-end tests that are capable of running in non-headless mode, as well as in headless mode for automation. Playwright has been compared to Cypress.

Playwright supports programming languages like JavaScript, Python, C# and Java, though its main API was originally written in Node.js. It supports all modern web features including network interception and multiple browser contexts and provides automatic waiting, which reduces the flakiness of tests.

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1. Playwright Java setup in Eclipse IDE

2. Write and run the first Playwright-Java Test

3. Launch Chromium, Mozilla, Webkit, Chrome, Edge browsers using Playwright-Java

4. Inspector feature and initiate the opening of numerous browser tabs with Playwright-Java

5. Playwright-Java's 'Record' capability

6. Playwright-Java’s ‘text’ locator and usage of first() and last() method

7. Utilize Playwright-Java to interact with dropdown menus

8. Timeouts in Playwright Java

9. Understand Explicit timeout in Playwright Java

10. Usage of “scope” locator to handle dynamic webtable in Playwright Java

11. Relative Locators in Playwright Java (below, above, near, right-of, left-of)

12. Utilize the hover and click command in Playwright Java

13. Keypress feature and introduction to API testing in Playwright Java

14. Create and validate POST request using Playwright Java

15. Upload file using Playwright Java

16. File Download using Playwright Java

17. Leverage Playwright Java to access the element using its Nth index

18. Maximize browser window using Playwright Java

19. ‘Trace Viewer’ tool and ‘Recording’ using Inspector in Playwright-Java

20. Emulate/Mock GEO Locations using Playwright Java

21. Authenticate automatically using Json file in Playwright-Java

22. Browser based Authentication and handling shadow root elements in Playwright Java

23. Take Screenshot and capture video using Playwright Java

24. Data Driven Testing using Playwright Java

25. Launch Non-Incognito Browser Windows using Playwright Java

26. Javascript dialogs handling using Playwright Java

27. Handling frames in Playwright Java

28. Create TestNg Test using Playwright Java

29. Gestures (Slider, Resizable elements) in Playwright Java

30. Handle ‘double click’, ‘drag and drop’ using Playwright Java

31. Allure Report generation using Playwright Java

32. Handle Radio buttons using Playwright Java

33. Handle Checkboxes using Playwright Java

34. Handle Calendars and Date picks using Playwright Java

35. Usage of stream(), has-text() and mouse right click methods using Playwright Java

36. Verify “Current versus Expected Url”, Verify “Placeholder Text” using Playwright Java

37. Soft Assertion using Playwright Java

38. Verify “Page Title”, “Text Not Present” using Playwright Java

39. Verify “Tool Tip”, Set focus to element using Playwright Java

40. Assert Checkboxes, usage of “blur” and “clear” methods in Playwright Java

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