webapp-testing

Automate end-to-end web app testing with Playwright by running a lightweight script against a target URL to validate UI behavior, collect page health metrics, and capture optional screenshots. The skill provides a structured runner to execute these browser-based validations.

Yes, you can perform basic accessibility checks during web app testing. The runner script executes automated browser validations on web pages and components, allowing you to collect health metrics and verify accessibility alongside standard end-to-end checks.

To run automated browser testing, you need Python and Playwright installed. You must install Playwright via pip and download the Chromium browser using the 'playwright install chromium' command to execute the validation scripts.

During end-to-end testing, you can collect page health metrics, performance data, and element counts. The runner script performs quick validations on a target URL to gather this data and execute optional screenshots for web application components.

Validate web page components by executing the runner script against your target URL. This automated browser testing approach applies end-to-end checks, basic accessibility validations, and health data collection across the specified web pages and components.