In this guide I'll be sharing my experiences using the Playwright Dashboard by Currents with my Playwright Solutions projects I've built over the years. This article is sponsored but I was given the liberty of sharing my honest experiences with the platform. All of my examples
Do you ever find the need to 🌶️ up your command line interface? Well good news Syzana Bicaj, has released a npm package that allows you to customize your colors but also to indent the spec files in your terminal for easy reading! In order to install the package with the
This past week I was able to participate in a Playwright Ask Me Anything that was hosed by Ministry of Testing. Over the hour we had a plethra of questions that came in that thought would be good to dive deeper on across a few articles. Today I plan to
A few weeks back Ben Fellows created a LinkedIn post asking for solutions around a problem he often faces in his work. As a QA service provider building automation, one challenge I face is allowing the customer to see & engage with the test plan. I've tried TestPad,
The Playwright team just released version 1.40 of Playwright, which included a long awaited feature: the ability to create assertions right from the Codegen tool! This should help lower the barrier to entry for folks new to Playwright making it easier for them to add assertions to their browser
This is the final planned article of this series, where we will discuss Adding CI/CD through GitHub Actions. In this guide I'll walk through the basics of GitHub Actions along with ways you can scale your tests as the suite grows. If you're just joining
There haven't been many times where I wanted to add and validate query parameters on certain requests, but this guide be really useful if you are testing UTM or other types of tracking links that utilize URL parameters. For this article I'll be utilizing the repo
In this guide I'll cover how tags work, link to other articles where I discuss some tips on how to use tags, and show some code examples of the tags I like to use. If you are just now joining us for the first time feel free to
Within my automation tests at work, I found myself running into these two errors within my tests when I use the await page.route() (docs) functionality. Error: apiRequestContext.fetch: Request context disposed Error: apiRequestContext.fetch: Browser has been closed With additional information 1 error was not a part of any
This week I'll be going back and refactoring some tests adding custom assertions to my repo. This is something I considered implementing early on but decided against it, as I wanted to keep things simple. with the release of 1.39 the Playwright team has released some easier
Welcome back, this week we'll look at how to validate the api response body from the schema against the OpenAPI spec schema. This is a more complex solution than we covered in the previous article below. In that article we walked through taking a snapshot of the response,
Ok so I will admit, I was tempted to title thisBest Practices but decided to stick with Great practices because all the advice I plan to give really "Depends on Your Context". I do however plan to give you some good advice along with rationale so you can