pom-generator

To generate Page Object Model classes for Selenium and TypeScript, you can use a scaffolding tool to automatically create pages, components, modals, and maestros while enforcing two-layer architecture and JSDoc conventions.

The best way to extend existing Selenium POM classes is by using a generator that preserves repository conventions, ensuring proper step() usage in Maestro layers, robust error handling, and structured logging without altering existing actions.

Yes, you can add read-only validators to a TypeScript Selenium Page Object Model by applying optional read-only extensions, allowing you to incorporate readers, validators, and visual captures without modifying existing functional actions.

Yes, Selenium Page Object Model scaffolding supports a two-layer architecture for TypeScript by strictly separating Maestro (Main) and Sub-component layers, enforcing step() usage in Maestro, and ensuring thorough JSDoc coverage across generated files.

To scaffold modals and sub-components for Selenium TypeScript tests, invoke the POM generator with a description of the UI, which produces the corresponding classes while maintaining the required two-layer Page Object Model structure and error handling conventions.