Mastering End-to-End Test Automation with Playwright & TypeScript: From Basics to Framework Development

Mastering End-to-End Test Automation with Playwright & TypeScript: From Basics to Framework Development – Live Training

Unlock the full potential of modern web automation with Playwright and TypeScript in this comprehensive course. Starting from TypeScript essentials, you’ll progress to building robust, scalable automation frameworks using Playwright. Learn to handle complex UI scenarios, API testing, authentication, and CI/CD integration. Gain hands-on experience with real-world projects, reporting tools, and performance testing techniques. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced tester, this course equips you with practical skills to excel in automation roles. Includes interview preparation, framework building, and career guidance.

Salient Features:

• 35 to 40 Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
• Lifetime access to the recorded videos
• Course Completion Certificate

Who can enroll in this course?

• QA Engineers and Manual Testers looking to move into automation
• Freshers or graduates interested in starting a career in test automation
• Developers who want to automate web testing using Playwright and TypeScript
• Automation testers who want to upgrade their skills with modern tools
• Anyone interested in building real-time, scalable test automation frameworks
• Professionals preparing for QA Automation or SDET interviews

Course syllabus:

Module 1: TypeScript Essentials for Automation (6 hours)

• Introduction to TypeScript

  • Why TypeScript for Test Automation? (Benefits over JavaScript)

  • Setting up Your Development Environment (Node.js, npm, VS Code, TypeScript)

  • First TypeScript Program: Hello World

• Core TypeScript Concepts

  • Data Types: string, number, boolean, any, unknown, void, null, undefined

  • Type Inference vs. Type Annotation

  • Arrays and Tuples

  • Enums: Numeric and String Enums

  • Type Assertions and Type Guards

• Functions and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in TypeScript

  • Function Signatures, Optional & Default Parameters

  • Arrow Functions and this Context

  • Classes, Constructors, Access Modifiers

  • Access Modifiers: public , private , protected

  • Inheritance and Polymorphism

  • Abstract Classes and Interfaces (used in POM)

• Advanced TypeScript Features

  • Generics: Writing Reusable Components

  • Decorators (Introduction and potential use cases)

  • Modules: import/export statements

  • tsconfig.json Configuration: Understanding Compiler Options

Module 2: Playwright Fundamentals (8 hours)

• Getting Started with Playwright

  • What is Playwright? (Architecture, Supported Browsers, Key Features)

  • Installation and Project Setup (Playwright Test Runner)

  • First Test: Navigating and Asserting Page Title

  • Understanding Playwright Configuration ( playwright.config.ts )

• Locators: Finding Elements Reliably

  • Introduction to Playwright Locators (Autowaiting and Retry-ability)

  • Best Practices for Choosing Locators (Prioritizing user-facing attributes)

  • Text-based Locators ( getByText, getByRole, getByLabel ) getByLabel

  • CSS Selectors and XPath (When and how to use)

  • Filtering and Chaining Locators
  • Handling Dynamic Locators

• Interacting with Web Elements

  • Clicking Elements ( click() , dblclick() , rightClick() )

  • Typing into Input Fields ( fill() , pressSequentially() )

  • Handling Checkboxes and Radio Buttons ( check() , uncheck() )

  •  Selecting Dropdown Options ( selectOption() )

  • Hovering and Drag-and-Drop Actions

• Assertions and Debugging

  • Playwright Assertions ( expect API)

  • Common Assertions: toBeVisible , toHaveText , toContainText , toHaveValue , toBeChecked , toHaveURL , toHaveTitle

  • Debugging with Playwright Inspector ( npx playwright test –debug )

  • Tracing: Analyzing Test Failures with TraceViewer

  • Taking Screenshots and Recording Videos

Module 3: Advanced Playwright Techniques (10 hours)

• Synchronization and Waits

  • Playwright’s Auto-Waiting Mechanism Explained

  • Handling Explicit Waits ( waitForSelector , waitForURL , waitForFunction )

  • Dealing with Dynamic Content and Loaders

  • Handling Network Latency and Race Conditions

• Handling Complex UI Scenarios

  • * Working with Frames and Iframes

  • Managing Pop-ups and Dialogs (Alerts, Confirms, Prompts)

  • File Uploads and Downloads

  • Shadow DOM Interaction

  •  Handling Multiple Tabs and Windows

• Network Mocking & API Testing

  • Intercepting Network Requests ( route() )

  • Mocking API Responses (Stubbing and Faking Data)

  • Validating API Calls (Request and Response Assertions)

  • Direct API Testing using request Context (REST API interactions)

• Authentication and Session Management

  • Handling Login Flows

  • Reusing Authentication States ( storageState )

  • Working with Cookies and Local Storage

Module 4: Building a Robust Automation Framework (12 hours)

• Framework Design Principles

  • Why Build a Framework? (Maintainability, Reusability, Scalability)

  • Introduction to Page Object Model (POM)

  • Implementing POM with TypeScript and Playwright

  • Modularizing Tests and Page Objects

• Data Management Strategies

  • Parameterizing Tests with Test Data

  • Reading Test Data from External Sources (JSON, CSV, Environment Variables)

  • Faker.js for Generating Realistic Test Data

• Reporting and Analytics

  • Built-in Playwright Reporters (HTML, List, JSON) *

  • Integrating Allure Reporter for Rich Test Reports

  • Custom Reporting Solutions (Basic)

• Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) Integration

  • Introduction to CI/CD for Test Automation
  • Setting up Playwright Tests in GitHub Actions
  • Integrating with GitLab CI/CD (Overview)
  • Running Tests in Docker Containers (Basic)
  • Best Practices for Maintainable Test Suites
  • Atomic Tests and Independent TestCases
  • Naming Conventions for Tests and Locators
  • Error Handling and Retry Mechanisms
  • Code Linting and Formatting (ESLint, Prettier)
  • Version Control (Git Basics for Collaboration)

Live Sessions Price:

For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is 200 USD 159 USD 89 USD Or 15000 INR12000 INR 6900 Rupees.

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Important Note:

To maintain the quality of our training and ensure smooth progress for all learners, we do not allow batch repetition or switching between courses. Once you enroll in a batch, please make sure to attend the classes regularly as per the schedule. We kindly request you to plan your learning accordingly. Thank you for your support and understanding.