Playwright – Complete Beginner Course 2024 (UI + API)

Playwright – Complete Beginner Course 2024 (UI + API), available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 89 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 779 reviews, and has 5251 subscribers.

You will learn about Playwright Basics Interacting with Web Elements Setup Page Object Model Debugging with Playwright Setup Test Automation Framework Optimizing Test Framework Handling Authentication Tests Building Beautiful Reports Integration with GitHub Actions This course is ideal for individuals who are Devs/QA interested in learning Playwright in a short amount of time or QA Engineers looking to get started with Web Automation using Playwright or SDET looking to expand their knowledge with Typescript Web Automation using Playwright It is particularly useful for Devs/QA interested in learning Playwright in a short amount of time or QA Engineers looking to get started with Web Automation using Playwright or SDET looking to expand their knowledge with Typescript Web Automation using Playwright.

Enroll now: Playwright – Complete Beginner Course 2024 (UI + API)

Summary

Title: Playwright – Complete Beginner Course 2024 (UI + API)

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 89

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 89

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 92

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 92

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Playwright Basics
Interacting with Web Elements
Setup Page Object Model
Debugging with Playwright
Setup Test Automation Framework
Optimizing Test Framework
Handling Authentication Tests
Building Beautiful Reports
Integration with GitHub Actions

Who Should Attend

Devs/QA interested in learning Playwright in a short amount of time
QA Engineers looking to get started with Web Automation using Playwright
SDET looking to expand their knowledge with Typescript Web Automation using Playwright

Target Audiences

Devs/QA interested in learning Playwright in a short amount of time
QA Engineers looking to get started with Web Automation using Playwright
SDET looking to expand their knowledge with Typescript Web Automation using Playwright

Microsoft Playwright is the latest and one of the most popular end-to-end test automation frameworks in the industry. Playwright is an accessible and beginner-friendly tool that is compatible with all major browsers and can be used with a variety of programming languages including Typescript, Javascript, Python, Java, and .NET. It’s also free to use for anyone, whether you’re a startup or an enterprise.

In this course, you will learn all about Playwright – from setting up your first test to building a fully functional framework. Along the way, you’ll learn about the best practices for automation and how to become a top automation engineer.

Here’s a preview of what we’ll cover in this course:

Introduction to Playwright and its features
Setting up your machine for the perfect automation experience
Installation and setup
Step-by-step guide on how to write tests
Working with different types of elements
Understanding wait commands
Using assertions and their advantages
Debugging your tests when they fail
Setting up a fully functional framework using the Page Object Model
Optimizing your framework for better performance
Building beautiful reports for test results
Integrating tests with GitHub Actions
Implementing APIs within the UI Tests
And much more.

All of the topics will be taught with real-life examples, and the course will include exercises and quizzes to challenge and test your knowledge. We will also keep the course updated with the latest developments in Playwright to ensure that you have access to the most current information.

Enroll now and take the first step to becoming a top automation engineer with Playwright.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: What is Playwright?

Lecture 3: Getting the most out of this course

Lecture 4: Before you get started

Lecture 5: Join the Community!

Lecture 6: Source Code Access

Chapter 2: Playwright Setup & Installation

Lecture 1: NodeJS Setup

Lecture 2: VSCode Installation

Lecture 3: Playwright Project Setup

Lecture 4: Playwright Extensions

Lecture 5: Playwright Config Walkthrough

Chapter 3: Write Tests

Lecture 1: NOTE: URL Update

Lecture 2: Setup First Test

Lecture 3: Fail Test and Review Error

Lecture 4: Exercise: About Page Test

Lecture 5: Solution: About Page Test

Chapter 4: Page Locators & Selectors

Lecture 1: CSS Selector

Lecture 2: Text Selector

Lecture 3: Text and CSS Selector

Lecture 4: Xpath Selector Update

Lecture 5: XPath Selector

Lecture 6: Working with Multiple Elements

Lecture 7: Exercise: Contact & Blog Page

Lecture 8: Solution: Contact & Blog Page

Chapter 5: Assertions

Lecture 1: Assertions in Detail

Lecture 2: Soft Assertions

Chapter 6: Upload File

Lecture 1: Upload Test

Lecture 2: Upload on a Hidden Input

Chapter 7: Wait Commands

Lecture 1: Wait For Timeout

Lecture 2: Wait For State

Lecture 3: Assertion Timeout

Lecture 4: Leave a review

Chapter 8: Debugging

Lecture 1: Debug Console

Lecture 2: Playwright Trace Viewer

Lecture 3: Playwright Inspector

Lecture 4: Recording Script

Chapter 9: Page Object Model

Lecture 1: What is Page Object Model?

Lecture 2: Page Template

Lecture 3: HomePage Locators

Lecture 4: Enabling Auto Suggestion for Page Objects

Lecture 5: Home Page Methods

Lecture 6: Component Model

Lecture 7: Upload Component Setup

Lecture 8: Exercise: Contact and Blog Pages

Lecture 9: Solution: Contact and Blog Pages

Chapter 10: Framework Optimization

Lecture 1: Eslint Setup

Lecture 2: Reuse Base URL

Lecture 3: Before Hook – Page Initialization

Lecture 4: Randomize Data

Lecture 5: Parameterize Tests

Chapter 11: Authentication

Lecture 1: Authentication Challenges

Lecture 2: Before Each Hook

Lecture 3: Before All Hook

Lecture 4: Signed In Role – Overview

Lecture 5: Signed In Role – Implementation

Lecture 6: Signed In Role – Execute Tests

Lecture 7: Multiple Signed In Roles – Overview

Lecture 8: Multiple Signed In Roles – Implementation

Chapter 12: Parallel & Cross Browser Testing

Lecture 1: Parallel Testing Overview

Lecture 2: Parallel Testing Demo

Lecture 3: Cross Browser Testing

Chapter 13: Reporting

Lecture 1: Built-in Reporters

Lecture 2: Allure Reporter Setup

Lecture 3: Attach Trace to Allure Reporter

Chapter 14: GitHub Actions Integration

Lecture 1: GitHub Actions Setup Overview

Lecture 2: Setup workflow file & Trigger workflow

Lecture 3: Integrate Reporting in the workflow

Lecture 4: Fix Broken Test & Rerun Workflow

Chapter 15: API Integration

Lecture 1: Types of API Testing in Playwright

Lecture 2: GET Request Overview

Lecture 3: GET Request Setup

Lecture 4: GET Request Spec Implementation

Lecture 5: POST Request Spec Implementation

Lecture 6: Controller Overview

Lecture 7: Controller Setup

Lecture 8: Setup – createUserTodo

Lecture 9: Controller Spec Implementation

Chapter 16: Demo Project

Lecture 1: Important Note

Lecture 2: Project Introduction

Lecture 3: Project Setup & First Test

Lecture 4: Working with Assertions & Locators

Instructors

Dilpreet Johal
SDET Architect & Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 11 votes
2 stars: 13 votes
3 stars: 47 votes
4 stars: 247 votes
5 stars: 461 votes

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