test-coverage

You can generate Playwright tests by running an automated analysis in your project root that discovers your TypeScript API routes and endpoints, then produces TypeScript test artifacts to fill coverage gaps. This process maps routes to targeted UI, E2E, and API tests.

The best way to find missing test coverage is to use an automated tool that scans your codebase to map routes, pages, and APIs, then produces a prioritized test generation plan highlighting exactly where your testing gaps exist across frontend and backend stacks.

Yes, you can reuse existing test fixtures. The test generation process scans your project conventions and reuses existing fixtures, helpers, and patterns to minimize duplication and maintain consistency across newly generated Playwright tests.

Yes, automated test generation works for both frontend and backend stacks. The discovery process identifies your project's specific stack, routes, and endpoints to inform and align the creation of UI, E2E, API, and code-level tests.

To validate TypeScript test compilation readiness, the automated generation process checks the produced test artifacts against your project conventions before execution. This ensures the newly created Playwright tests compile correctly and are ready to run.