Playwright with Python for Web Automation Testing + Visual

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro

Lecture 1: Important – Please watch! Course content and structure

Chapter 2: Environment Setup

Lecture 1: Install Python

Lecture 2: Install PyCharm IDE

Lecture 3: Create Project in PyCharm

Chapter 3: Course rating and improvement

Lecture 1: Course rating and improvement

Chapter 4: Python Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Project files

Lecture 2: First Python program

Lecture 3: Working with code comments

Lecture 4: Strings, Integers and Floats

Lecture 5: Simple math operations

Lecture 6: Variables

Lecture 7: Variable naming conventions

Lecture 8: Working with Variables

Lecture 9: f-strings

Lecture 10: User Input

Lecture 11: Data type conversion

Lecture 12: Booleans and Comparisons

Lecture 13: Conditional Statements

Lecture 14: elif statements

Lecture 15: Boolean logic

Lecture 16: Lists

Lecture 17: Tuples

Lecture 18: Dictionaries

Lecture 19: for loops

Lecture 20: while loops

Lecture 21: functions

Lecture 22: functions with arguments

Lecture 23: return from function

Lecture 24: function annotations

Chapter 5: Python OOP Basics

Lecture 1: Intro to classes

Lecture 2: class examples

Chapter 6: Python – Modules, Standard Library and pip

Lecture 1: Modules

Lecture 2: Packages

Lecture 3: Standard Python Library

Lecture 4: pip – third-party library

Chapter 7: Playwright Basics and Installation

Lecture 1: Why Playwright?

Lecture 2: Link to Playwright Tutorial GitHub page

Lecture 3: Install git

Lecture 4: Create a new repo and clone to PyCharm

Lecture 5: Install Playwright and beta-browsers

Lecture 6: Keep up with Playwright Releases

Chapter 8: Troubleshooting installation issues

Lecture 1: "playwright : The term 'playwright' is not recognized

Lecture 2: Browsers not installing (or re-installing)

Chapter 9: First Steps with Playwright

Lecture 1: Updated – Record and play a first test with Playwright

Lecture 2: Debug and create with pause()

Lecture 3: Complete our test with assertion

Lecture 4: List of all expect() assertions

Lecture 5: Tests are too fast? – Use slow_mo!

Lecture 6: Setting timeouts

Chapter 10: Locators

Lecture 1: Notion guide pages

Lecture 2: Locators overview

Lecture 3: Text locators

Lecture 4: Find elements by index

Lecture 5: Find by XPath and CSS

Lecture 6: Chaining locators

Lecture 7: Layout selectors

Lecture 8: Layout selectors documentation

Lecture 9: Working with similar elements using all() method

Chapter 11: OLD – Playwright Selectors (New students, refer to Previous section – Locators)

Lecture 1: page.locator()

Lecture 2: Playwright locators guide

Lecture 3: Playwright inspector in Browser Dev Tools

Lecture 4: Text selectors

Lecture 5: CSS selectors

Lecture 6: :nth-match and :has-text

Lecture 7: XPath selectors

Lecture 8: Chaining selectors >>

Lecture 9: Playwright selectors summary

Chapter 12: Assertions

Lecture 1: expect() vs. assert

Lecture 2: Assertions Playwright docs

Chapter 13: Waits

Lecture 1: Wait for selector and page loads

Lecture 2: Build a custom wait

Chapter 14: Page Object Model and Project Structure

Lecture 1: Page Object Model

Lecture 2: POM documentation

Lecture 3: Refactor your old POM files with page.locator()

Lecture 4: Project structure

Lecture 5: POM helper methods

Chapter 15: Pytest Framework Basics

Lecture 1: Intro and install pytest

Lecture 2: pytest naming conventions

Lecture 3: Run first pytest test with Playwright

Lecture 4: Run pytest from PyCharm gutter

Lecture 5: Run several tests

Lecture 6: Markers – skip

Lecture 7: Markers – xfail

Lecture 8: Custom markers