prowler-test-ui

To write end-to-end UI tests for Prowler using Playwright, you create and organize test files under ui/tests, leveraging page objects and test helpers that align with Prowler-specific conventions to ensure maintainable test automation.

The best way to structure Playwright page objects for Prowler UI test automation is by enforcing a structured test layout with reusable components and helpers, ensuring consistent documentation and maintainability across the test suite.

Yes, the Prowler UI test suite requires specific test helpers for Playwright e2e-testing to enforce structured test layout, enable component reuse, and provide on-demand references to Prowler-specific conventions for maintainable UI tests.

Documentation-driven testing for Prowler UI tests is used to provide reference materials and consistent test documentation, ensuring that Playwright test creation and updates remain maintainable and aligned with Prowler conventions.

No, adding new UI tests to the Prowler suite requires following Prowler-specific conventions, including a structured test layout, reusable components, and documentation within the ui/tests directory to maintain suite integrity.