new-e2e-test

Playwright E2E tests for authenticated user flows use an auth fixture and storageState-based authentication to simulate browser sessions. This setup scaffolds tests with cleanup hooks and page-error capture to validate login, property creation, and transaction workflows while reducing flaky tests.

StorageState-based authentication in Playwright persists user session data across tests to avoid re-authenticating for every scenario. It works with an auth fixture to inject saved browser state into your E2E test suite, streamlining validation of authenticated user flows.

Add accessibility checks to Playwright E2E tests by integrating them across public pages and authenticated features within your test suite. This ensures your automated auth flow and transaction workflow tests also capture accessibility violations during simulated browser sessions.

You need TypeScript to use this Playwright E2E testing setup, which requires a Playwright configuration with TypeScript, an auth storageState fixture, cleanup hooks, and integrated page-error capture to properly scaffold and execute authenticated user flow tests.

Playwright E2E tests for login flows become flaky without proper cleanup hooks and page-error capture. Using an auth fixture with storageState-based authentication ensures consistent session initialization and automated cleanup, reducing manual verification and test instability.