playwright-skill

Playwright automates browser testing by writing test scripts that control a real browser instance. You define actions like clicking, filling forms, and taking screenshots, then execute the scripts to validate page behavior across different viewports and scenarios.

Yes, Playwright can auto-detect local dev servers running on standard ports. The skill identifies the correct URL automatically, eliminating manual server configuration and reducing setup time before running tests.

Playwright tests responsive design by running the same test script across multiple viewport sizes and device configurations. You define viewports in your test, capture screenshots at each size, and verify layout consistency across browsers.

You need Node.js, npm, and Playwright installed as a dependency. The skill provides automated setup via npm run setup, then generates temporary test scripts and executes them through a universal runner with real-time result reporting.

Yes, Playwright captures screenshots at any point in your test script. This is useful for visual validation, documenting test state, and comparing layouts across different browsers or viewport sizes.

Yes, Playwright automates login flow testing by filling form fields, clicking buttons, and validating page state after authentication. You can test multi-step login scenarios, error handling, and session persistence across test runs.