webapp-testing

Capture UI debugging evidence during local web app testing by using Playwright scripts to take screenshots, generate logs, and inspect the DOM. This evidence helps diagnose frontend issues and verify visual behavior during development.

To run Playwright automated UI tests locally, you need Python 3.9+ and the Playwright package installed. After installing dependencies, you can start a local server and execute the provided end-to-end test scripts against your development environment.

Yes, you can start a local development server and run Playwright tests in one step using the provided helper script. It allows you to specify the server command, port, and test script to execute sequentially for automated local validation.

Yes, this Playwright testing approach supports realistic workflows by providing reusable end-to-end test samples. Included scripts demonstrate checkout and quotation workflows on localhost, which you can adapt to test your own application logic.

The best way to verify frontend changes during local development is by running automated Playwright scripts that handle navigation and assertions. This reduces manual QA time by validating UI behavior and capturing evidence across local pages.