AI Powered Playwright Automation with JavaScript & TypeScript – From Basics to Advanced
(A hands-on program focused on building scalable UI, API, and database-enabled automation frameworks using Playwright, JavaScript, TypeScript and the Playwright Test Runner.)
This comprehensive, hands-on training program is designed to transform beginners into industry-ready Automation Engineers using Playwright, JavaScript, and TypeScript.
The course starts with strong JavaScript Fundamentals tailored specifically for testers, progresses through Core and Advanced Playwright Automation Concepts, and culminates in building a complete, scalable End-to-End Automation Framework integrated with CI/CD Pipelines.
Participants will learn how to design maintainable frameworks using the Page Object Model (POM), implement Data-Driven Testing Strategies, integrate API and UI Automation, execute Cross-Browser Testing, and leverage advanced features such as Mobile Emulation, Visual Regression Testing, Network Mocking, and Cloud Execution.
A dedicated TypeScript Module ensures learners understand Strong Typing, Scalable Architecture, and Modern Automation Practices used in Enterprise Environments.
About The Instructor:
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Tripura is a passionate Automation Testing professional with extensive experience in Web Automation, Playwright, Selenium, and Python-based Test Frameworks. Over 8 years, she has worked across multiple real-world automation projects, building scalable and maintainable frameworks for UI and API validation using modern tools and best practices. Having trained and mentored 300+ professionals globally and conducted over 15 successful corporate and public training batches, Tripura is known for transforming learners into confident automation engineers ready for real-world challenges. Known for her hands-on and example-driven teaching style, she simplifies even complex automation concepts — from synchronization to CI/CD integration — making learning both engaging and practical. What truly sets her apart is her ability to bridge theory with real-world implementation. Through her interactive sessions, learners gain the confidence to design complete Playwright automation frameworks using Python, integrate them with Jenkins or GitHub Actions, and apply these skills effectively in live projects. |
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AI-Powered Playwright Automation with JavaScript & TypeScript – From Basics to Advanced -Demo Recording
AI-Powered Playwright Automation with JavaScript & TypeScript – From Basics to Advanced -Day1 Recording
Live Sessions Price:
For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is 200 USD 159 99 USD Or USD15000 INR 12000 INR 7900 Rupees.
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Free Day 3 Session:
10th March @ 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (IST) (Indian Timings)
10th March @ 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM (EST) (U.S Timings)
10th March @ 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM (BST) (UK Timings)
Class Schedule:
For Participants in India: Monday to Friday @ 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM (IST)
For Participants in the US: Monday to Friday @ 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM (EST)
For Participants in the UK: Monday to Friday @ 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM (BST)
What student’s have to say about Trainer :
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👩Very useful course for beginners like me. The instructor explained advanced topics without jargon. Now I feel confident in building a framework from scratch. –Priya Reddy 👨 Comprehensive and job-oriented. Good pace and lots of real scenarios. More interview Q&A at the end would have been perfect.-Ahmed El-Sayed 👩 Clear lessons, practical examples, and challenging exercises. I particularly liked how API testing was integrated within the UI automation framework – Sakura Tanaka 👨 As a manual tester, I was intimidated by automation, but this course made it easy. The examples, framework building guidance, and CI/CD parts were excellent. Highly recommend!-John Smith 👨Great introduction to Playwright with in-depth explanations. The TypeScript module was very useful for strengthening my coding skills. Loved the project-oriented approach.-Léa Dubois 👨Excellent course for both beginners and experienced testers. The hands-on exercises and CI/CD integration section were particularly helpful. Would love more advanced API automation modules.-James |
What will I Learn by end of this course?:
- By the end of this program, learners will be able to:
- Master JavaScript fundamentals required for automation testing
- Build end-to-end test scripts using Playwright with JavaScript
- Work confidently with the Playwright Test Runner
- Implement stable locators, assertions, and synchronization techniques
- Design scalable frameworks using the Page Object Model (POM)
- Create reusable utilities and maintain a clean framework architecture
- Perform data-driven testing using JSON and parameterization
- Execute cross-browser testing (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit)
- Run tests in parallel execution mode
- Handle advanced scenarios like iframes, popups, file uploads, and session management
- Perform API testing using Playwright request and integrate API + UI flows
- Implement mobile emulation and responsive testing
Salient Features:
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- 40 Hours of Instructor-Led Live Training with real-time project demonstrations
- Lifetime Access to All Recorded Sessions for continuous learning and revision
- Industry-Recognized Course Completion Certificate upon successful completion
Who can enroll in this course?
- Manual Testers who want to transition into Automation Testing
- QA Engineers looking to upgrade their skills to modern JavaScript-based automation
- SDET Aspirants preparing for product-based company roles
- Selenium Automation Testers who want to learn Playwright
- Frontend Developers who want to strengthen their testing skills
- Freshers / Graduates aiming to start a career in QA Automation
- Professionals interested in building enterprise-level automation frameworks
- Anyone who wants to gain a high-demand skill in the QA job marke
Course syllabus:
🔶 Phase 0: JavaScript Essentials for Test Automation
🔹 JavaScript Setup & Basics
- What is automation testing and why Playwright?
- JavaScript for automation testing
- Installing Node.js and VS Code
- Understanding npm & package.json
- Writing and running first JavaScript program
🎯 Assignment:
Print “Welcome to Playwright Automation” using JavaScript.
🔹 Core JavaScript for Testers
- Variables (var, let, const)
- Data types & operators
- Conditional statements (if, else if, else)
- Loops (for, while, forEach)
- Functions (normal & arrow functions)
- Arrays & Objects for test data
🎯 Assignment:
Write a JavaScript function to validate login credentials.
🔹 Useful JavaScript Concepts for Automation
- File handling using fs module
- Exception handling (try…catch)
- Import / export modules
- Basic understanding of Classes & Objects
- Async programming basics (async / await)
- Promises & callback understanding
🎯 Assignment:
Read user data from a JSON file and print usernames.
🟦 Special Module: TypeScript for Playwright Automation
🔹 What is TypeScript and Why to Use It?
- Introduction to TypeScript
- TypeScript vs JavaScript
- Benefits of TypeScript in Automation
- Why TypeScript is preferred for scalable framework
🔹 Setting Up TypeScript Project with Playwright
- Installing TypeScript
- Initializing Playwright with TypeScript
- Understanding tsconfig.json
- Project structure for TS automation
- Running Playwright tests in TypeScript
🔹 Type Annotations and Inference
- Basic type annotations (string, number, boolean)
- Function return types
- Arrays and object types
- Type inference
- Practical usage in automation scripts
🔹 Enums and Union Types
- Numeric and string enums
- Practical enum usage in automation
- Union types
- Literal types for browser and environment selection
🔹 Classes and Objects in TypeScript
- Creating classes in TypeScript
- Constructors and methods
- Access modifiers (public, private, protected)
- TypeScript-based Page Object Model structure
- Strong typing in Playwright page classes
🔷 Phase 1: Playwright Foundations
🔹 Getting Started with Playwright
- What is Playwright? Architecture & features
- Supported browsers & Playwright Test Runner
- Installing Playwright with JavaScript
- Browser launch options (headed/headless)
- Writing first Playwright test (open → search → screenshot)
🎯 Assignment:
Automate Google search and capture screenshot.
🔹 Element Interactions
- Actions: click(), fill(), type(), press()
- Keyboard & mouse actions
- Handling dropdowns, checkboxes & radio buttons
🎯 Assignment:
Automate login flow on a demo website.
🔹 Locators & Selectors
- CSS vs XPath
- Text, Role, Label, Placeholder locators
- locator(), getByText(), getByRole(), nth()
- Best practices for stable locators
🛠 Mini Project:
Automate product search & validation on a demo e-commerce site.
🔹 Assertions & Validations
- Playwright expect assertions
- Validating text, attributes & visibility
- Soft assertions
- Handling alerts, popups & dialogs
🎯 Assignment:
Automate form submission and validate success message.
🔹 Synchronization & Error Handling
- Auto-waiting mechanism
- Explicit waits: waitForSelector(), waitForLoadState()
- Handling timeouts & retries
- Capturing screenshots on failure
- Retry strategies for flaky tests
🎯 Assignment:
Fix a flaky test using proper synchronization.
🟨 Phase 2: Framework Concepts & Reusability (Day 9–13)
🔹 Page Object Model (POM) – Basic
- What is POM & why we use it
- Creating Page classes in JavaScript
- Separating locators & methods
- Reusable functions
- Structuring tests folder
🎯 Assignment:
Refactor login test using POM.
🔹 Advanced POM Project Building using JavaScript
📌 Framework Folder Structure
- pages/
- tests/
- utils/
- fixtures/
- test-data/
- config/
📌 Base Page Implementation
- Creating BasePage.js
- Common reusable methods (click, fill, wait, screenshot)
- Centralized wait handling
📌 Reusable Utilities
- Logger utility
- Common helper functions
- Custom wrapper methods
📌 Data Management
- JSON-based test data
- Environment-based config (.env)
- Multi-environment execution
📌 Fixtures & Hooks Integration
- beforeEach / afterEach setup
- Custom fixtures in Playwright
- Shared test context
🛠 Mini Project:
Build a scalable Login + Search module using advanced POM structure.
🔹 Iframes, Popups & File Handling
- Handling iframes & nested frames
- Multiple windows & popups
- File upload & download automation
🛠 Mini Project:
Automate iframe-based form & file download.
🔹 Cookies, Sessions & Configurations
- Managing cookies & local storage
- Reusing authenticated sessions
- Using config files & environment variables
- Storage state handling
🎯 Assignment:
Reuse login session across multiple tests.
🔹 Debugging & Codegen Tools
- Playwright Codegen
- Playwright Inspector
- Trace Viewer
- Debugging flaky tests
🎯 Assignment:
Generate test using Codegen and enhance it.
🔹 Logging & Reporting
- Logging with console & custom loggers
- Playwright HTML reports
- Attaching screenshots & traces
- Custom reporters
🎯 Assignment:
Generate HTML report with screenshots.
🟩 Phase 3: Test Execution, Data-Driven & CI/CD (Day 14–19)
🔹 Playwright Test Runner
- Test structure & configuration
- Hooks (beforeAll, beforeEach, etc.)
- Test grouping & tagging
- Retries & parallel settings
🎯 Assignment:
Run tests using tags and hooks.
🔹 Data-Driven Testing
- Parameterized tests
- Reading data from JSON
- Running tests for multiple users
- Environment-based test execution
🎯 Assignment:
Automate login for multiple users from JSON.
🔹 Parallel & Cross-Browser Execution
- Parallel execution
- Running tests on Chromium, Firefox & WebKit
- Browser-specific configuration
🛠 Mini Project:
Validate end-to-end flow across browsers.
🔹 CI/CD Integration
- Git & GitHub basics
- GitHub Actions setup
- Running Playwright tests in pipeline
- Generating reports in CI
🎯 Assignment:
Push code to GitHub and trigger CI pipeline.
🔹 Reporting & Maintenance
- Advanced HTML reports
- Test data management
- Framework cleanup best practices
- Version upgrades
🎯 Assignment:
Create execution summary report.
🟥 Phase 4: Advanced Playwright Features & Modern Automation (Day 20–28)
🔹 Hybrid UI + API Testing
- API testing using Playwright request
- Validating API responses
- API + UI flow validation
🎯 Assignment:
Trigger API and validate result on UI.
🔹 Advanced API Validations
- Status codes, headers & response body
- Schema validation
- API → UI chaining
🛠 Mini Project:
API login followed by UI dashboard validation.
🔹 Mobile Emulation & Responsive Testing
- Emulating mobile devices
- Viewport & responsive testing
- Device configuration
🎯 Assignment:
Validate UI across different screen sizes.
🔹 Geolocation & Network Simulation
- Mocking location
- Simulating offline & slow networks
- Network interception & mocking
🎯 Assignment:
Test location-based functionality.
🔹 Cloud Testing (BrowserStack / LambdaTest)
- Playwright cloud setup
- Executing tests on real devices
- CI + Cloud integration
🎯 Assignment:
Run Playwright suite on cloud platform.
🔹 Visual Regression Testing
- Visual testing basics
- toHaveScreenshot() comparison
- Baseline management
🎯 Assignment:
Detect UI changes between builds.
🔹 AI-Driven & Self-Healing Testing
- AI in test automation
- Codegen + AI assisted scripting
- Self-healing locator concept
- Future of intelligent automation
🎯 Assignment:
Demonstrate smart locator recovery.
🟪 Phase 5: Final Project & Wrap-Up (Day 29–30)
🔹 End-to-End Framework Project
📌 Build a complete Playwright JS framework including:
- UI automation (Login, Search, Checkout)
- API validations
- Data-driven execution
- Cross-browser testing
- Visual validation
- CI/CD integration
🎯 Final Project:
Full E-commerce Automation Suite using Playwright + JavaScript