prowler-test-ui

You can write reliable Playwright E2E tests for the Prowler UI by applying specific page object models, base page patterns, and robust wait strategies to ensure maintainability and reduce flakiness.

To prevent flaky Playwright E2E tests, you should avoid strategies like networkidle and instead use robust wait alternatives enforced by the Prowler UI testing patterns to ensure test reliability.

Yes, the Prowler UI testing pattern enforces a mandatory file structure for E2E tests, requiring specific documentation and conventions to maintain consistency across the test suite.

Yes, you can use the page object model for Prowler UI test automation, implementing unique patterns for the base page, helpers, and UI components to ensure tests are reliable and easy to understand.

The best way to structure Prowler UI End-to-End tests is to follow the defined Prowler-specific conventions, utilizing the base page, test utilities, and page object model implementation for your UI components.

You should avoid networkidle when writing Playwright tests for the Prowler UI because it is considered a flaky wait strategy, and the testing patterns strictly prohibit it in favor of more robust alternatives.