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Test automation playwright intypescript
During the Playwright training you will write automated tests of the web applicationREACT for event management. You will learn the most common commands, functions and good practices used in automation. After training, you can develop tests and return to the code as a cheat sheet, because you will have the entire project with the application saved locally.
During training, we do our best to help participants write automatic tests as quickly as possible.
Purpose of the training
The aim of the training is to prepare you for your first job as an automation tester or to develop automated tests in your project. During the training we will use the Playwright test automation tool using TypeScript. We will create a repository where we will implement some example tests with a full discussion of them, and we will solve some difficult problems that you will encounter in your daily work. We will teach you how to navigate the documentation freely and implement tests efficiently. Finally, we will make the tests we write run automatically whenever there is a change in the application within CI/CD.
Recipient of the Training
The training is aimed at manual testers starting their adventure with automated testing as well as for slightly more experienced ones who want to learn a new test automation tool, follow trends and build their advantage on the market.
We will go from the basics of the programming language to the basics of programming automatic tests.
Requirements
In order for the training to run smoothly, we require:
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experience in software testing, it is also important that you can create a basic test scenario and understand the nomenclature,
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even with a little knowledge of the basics of programming in any language, the concept is the same - we can easily translate it into TypeScript
Duration
The event takes place online. Intensive 16 hours of work with a trainer broken into 2 x 8 hours.
Coach
Sławomir Radiszyński
A graduate of Electronics and Telecommunications at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow. A great supporter of test automation and weaving them into Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery processes. Interested in modern software development techniques that strive to provide customers with high-quality software as quickly as possible. Currently working as Test Lead. At weekends, he conducts test automation classes at the Vistula Academy of Finance and Business in Warsaw and the University of Banking in Wrocław. In his free time, he helps in organizing the Krakow meetup (KraQA), writes a blog about testing http://awesome-testing.com and co-creates the https://fluentlenium.com test framework
Agenda
Introduction [about 1.5h]
- Presentation of the most important advantages of TypeScript and Playwright,
- Why it is worth using them in application testing.
Introduction to TypeScript [about 4.5h]
- Differences between JavaScript and TypeScript programming language,
- Data types that avoid errors and increase the readability and efficiency of the code.
Playwright [about 9h]
- Setup and configuration of the project,
- CLI - commands you need to know to work efficiently,
- Annotations, actions, assertions and hooks,
- Stack-trace - increasing transparency and ease of debugging,
- Test implementation with Playwright - step by step,
- Introduction to POM - Page Object Model, case-based discussion,
- POM implementation in tests - architecture and performance improvement.
CI basics [about 1h]
- What is Continuous Integration, Development, and Deployment,
- Tests and pipeline in CI - automated testing and deployment of applications,
- Github Actions and project launch with Playwright in CI - quick and simple implementation using a popular platform.