In the previous chapters, you learned how to perform actions, make assertions, and use Playwright’s test runner to automate real-world scenarios. Now it’s time to level up your test automation …
In the previous chapter, you learned how to perform user interactions like clicking, typing, selecting, and navigating. Now it’s time to learn how to verify that your web application behaves …
Now that you understand Playwright’s core components Browser, Context, Page, and Locator, it’s time to start performing real interactions on web pages. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to simulate …
Now that you’ve successfully installed Playwright and run your first test, it’s time to understand the core concepts that make Playwright work. In this chapter, we’ll break down Playwright’s architecture …
Welcome to Chapter 2 of Practical Playwright Automation with JavaScript! In the previous chapter, you learned what Playwright is and wrote your very first automation script. Now, we’ll go a …
Welcome to the first chapter of Practical Playwright Automation with JavaScript. Before we start writing any code, let’s understand what Playwright actually is, why it exists, and how it fits …