webapp-testing

Automate testing with Playwright by installing Python 3 and the Playwright library, initializing browsers with `python -m playwright install`, then creating test scripts in the scripts/ directory to validate UI behavior, capture screenshots, and inspect browser logs against your local server.

Yes, use the included with_server.py helper to run tests against a local server. Example: `python scripts/with_server.py --server "npm run dev" --port 5173 -- python tests/ui_test.py` automatically starts your dev server, runs tests, and captures results.

Playwright supports Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit browsers for testing. Install any compatible browser via `python -m playwright install` to run automated UI tests and capture screenshots across different rendering engines locally.

Playwright automatically saves screenshots and logs as evidence during test execution. Write test scripts using Playwright's API to capture visual state and inspect browser console output, storing results locally for QA documentation and debugging.

You need Python 3, the Playwright library installed via pip, initialized browsers, and a test script. The Skill provides helper utilities like with_server.py to orchestrate tests against a local development environment without additional configuration.

Yes, Playwright automates end-to-end UI testing to validate frontend behavior across pages and states. Write scripts under scripts/ to test navigation, interactions, and visual changes, then run them against your local server to verify complete workflows.