multi-user-workflow-to-playwright

You generate Playwright E2E tests for multi-user workflows by translating multi-user workflow Markdown files into test scripts. This process parses the workflows, resolves selectors, and outputs a CI-ready e2e/multi-user-workflows.spec.ts file.

Multi-context testing in Playwright isolates browser state and authentication for different personas. You need it when several users interact with the same app concurrently and require cross-context synchronization for real-time interactions and assertions.

Yes, you can run multi-user Playwright tests across desktop, iOS, and mobile contexts. The generated test suite supports multiple browser contexts to validate concurrent personas interacting across different device environments.

To convert a Markdown workflow file into a Playwright spec file, you follow a phase-driven workflow translation process. This requires a workflow inventory in Markdown and a selector mapping phase to generate the e2e test alongside helper utilities.

The best way to automate cross-user interactions in Playwright is using multiple browser contexts with isolated state. This approach supports real-time cross-user interactions and assertions within a single CI-ready test spec.

Yes, you need a selector mapping phase for Playwright test generation. It resolves selectors from your Markdown workflows to ensure the generated e2e/multi-user-workflows.spec.ts correctly targets elements across isolated browser contexts.