Playwright Test Automation with JavaScript: From Beginner to Expert-Day 3

Playwright Test Automation with JavaScript: From Beginner to Expert – Live Training

(JavaScript Basics, JavaScript & Web Interactions, JavaScript & API Testing, JavaScript Frameworks & Playwright Integration, CI/CD & Reporting)

This course is designed to take you from JavaScript fundamentals to advanced Playwright test automation, equipping you with the skills needed for modern web testing. You’ll start with core JavaScript concepts, including ES6+ features, asynchronous programming, and API interactions. Then, you’ll dive into Playwright, learning how to automate UI interactions, handle assertions, and run tests across multiple browsers. The course also covers advanced topics like API mocking, authentication handling, mobile testing, and CI/CD integration. By the end, you’ll be able to build robust, scalable, and efficient test automation frameworks using JavaScript and Playwright.

What will I learn by the end of this course?

• Understand JavaScript fundamentals – variables, functions, arrays, and ES6+ features.
• Write and debug JavaScript code for test automation.
• Work with asynchronous JavaScript using Promises and async/await.
• Manipulate the DOM and interact with web elements using JavaScript.
• Use Playwright for test automation – locating elements, handling events, and performing UI actions.
• Write assertions and execute tests efficiently in Playwright.
• Handle complex test scenarios like API mocking, authentication, and file uploads.
• Run tests on different browsers and devices for cross-browser testing.
• Integrate Playwright with CI/CD pipelines and generate test reports.
• Build scalable automation frameworks using best practices like POM and data-driven testing.

Salient Features:

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

Who can enroll in this course?

• Beginners in test automation who want to learn JavaScript and Playwright from scratch.
• Manual testers looking to transition into automation testing.
• QA engineers and software testers who want to enhance their automation skills.
• Developers who want to integrate Playwright into their testing workflow.
• Anyone interested in web automation and CI/CD test execution.

Course syllabus:

Module 1: JavaScript Fundamentals for Test Automation
Before diving into Playwright, you need a strong foundation in JavaScript.

1.1 JavaScript Basics
✔️ Variables (var, let, const)
✔️ Data Types (String, Number, Boolean, Object, Array)
✔️ Operators (Arithmetic, Logical, Comparison)
✔️ String Manipulation (trim(), split(), replace())
✔️ Template Literals & String Interpolation

1.2 Control Flow & Loops
✔️ if, else, switch statements
✔️ Loops (for, while, do-while)
✔️ Using break and continue
✔️ Exception Handling (try…catch)

1.3 Functions & Scope
✔️ Function Declaration vs. Expression
✔️ Arrow Functions (() => {})
✔️ this Keyword & Execution Context
✔️ Callback Functions
✔️ Closures & Scope (Global, Local, Block)

1.4 Arrays & Objects
✔️ Creating & Manipulating Arrays (push, pop, map, filter, reduce)
✔️ Object Literals & Properties
✔️ Object Destructuring & Spread Operator
✔️ Iterating Objects & Arrays (forEach, map)

1.5 ES6+ Features for Automation
✔️ let vs. const
✔️ Default Parameters in Functions
✔️ Rest & Spread Operators
✔️ Optional Chaining (?.)
✔️ Template Strings
✔️ Modules (import / export)

🔹 Module 2: Advanced JavaScript Concepts
2.1 Promises & Async/Await
✔️ Understanding Callbacks & Callback Hell
✔️ Promises (resolve, reject, then, catch)
✔️ async & await for Handling Asynchronous Code
✔️ Promise.all(), Promise.race() for Parallel Execution

2.2 JavaScript & Web Interactions
✔️ Understanding the DOM (document.querySelector, innerText, value)
✔️ Handling Events (click, change, keydown)
✔️ Event Listeners & Event Delegation
✔️ Local Storage & Session Storage (localStorage.setItem, getItem)

2.3 JavaScript & API Testing
✔️ fetch() API for Making HTTP Requests
✔️ Handling JSON (JSON.stringify(), JSON.parse())
✔️ Making GET, POST, PUT, DELETE Requests
✔️ Error Handling in API Calls

🔹 Module 3: Introduction to Playwright & Environment Setup
✔️ What is Playwright? Why Use It?
✔️ Installing Playwright & Node.js
✔️ Setting Up VS Code with Playwright
✔️ Creating Your First Playwright Test
✔️ Understanding Playwright’s Core Features

🔹 Module 4: Locators & Element Interactions in Playwright
✔️ Playwright Locators (locator(), getByRole(), getByText())
✔️ Handling Clicks, Inputs, and Form Submissions
✔️ Keyboard & Mouse Events in Playwright
✔️ Interacting with Dropdowns, Checkboxes, and Radio Buttons
✔️ Handling Alerts, Modals, and Frames

🔹 Module 5: Working with Playwright Assertions & Test Execution
✔️ Using Playwright Assertions (expect())
✔️ Soft vs. Hard Assertions
✔️ Playwright Test Hooks (beforeAll, afterAll)
✔️ Debugging Playwright Tests (Trace Viewer, Debug Mode)
✔️ Handling Dynamic Elements with Waits (waitForSelector, waitForTimeout)

🔹 Module 6: Playwright Advanced Features
✔️ Mocking API Requests & Network Interception
✔️ Handling File Uploads & Downloads
✔️ Authentication Handling (JWT, Cookies, Session Storage)
✔️ Mobile Emulation & Responsive Testing
✔️ Running Tests on Multiple Browsers

🔹 Module 7: JavaScript Frameworks & Playwright Integration
✔️ Writing Reusable Test Functions
✔️ Using Page Object Model (POM) with Playwright
✔️ Data-Driven Testing with JSON & CSV Files
✔️ Handling Configurations (playwright.config.js)

🔹 Module 8: CI/CD Integration & Reporting
✔️ Generating Test Reports (HTML, JSON, Allure)
✔️ Running Playwright Tests in CI/CD (GitHub Actions, Jenkins)
✔️ Running Playwright Tests in Docker
✔️ Parallel Test Execution in CI/CD