e2e-testing

Automating Playwright end-to-end tests and Lighthouse audits requires installing browsers, seeding test data, starting the E2E server, and running tests to generate performance reports. This orchestrates the full workflow to reduce manual QA effort.

Running E2E tests for multi-tenant web apps involves using Playwright to validate full user journeys across different tenants. You can seed specific test data for each tenant environment and execute automated browser tests to verify critical flows.

Setting up Playwright to generate Lighthouse reports involves configuring your test scripts to trigger Lighthouse audits after navigating to target pages. This captures performance metrics and identifies bottlenecks during your automated test runs.

You can validate full user journeys like signup and contact forms across multiple tenants by seeding test data for each tenant and running Playwright tests. This verifies critical application flows function correctly in distinct multi-tenant environments.

Running Lighthouse audits with Playwright helps identify web app performance bottlenecks by collecting metrics during automated test execution. This generates detailed reports that highlight areas needing optimization to speed up feedback loops.

Seeding test data before running E2E tests is required to establish the necessary database state for validating user journeys. Without properly seeded data, automated Playwright tests cannot accurately verify multi-tenant application flows.