Playwright Automation Testing | Part 01 Overview of Framework Components | Buggy Cars Rating

1.In this video, I demonstrate a real-world JavaScript automation framework built using Playwright, designed with industry-standard best practices and scalable architecture.

2.The framework is developed using a Hybrid Data-Driven approach and follows the Page Object Model (POM) design pattern to ensure maintainability, reusability, and clean separation of concerns.

3.I explain how a single test execution works, covering logging, reporting, retry mechanisms, screenshots, videos, traces, and parallel execution across multiple browsers.

4.The video also walks through the complete project structure, utility classes, CI/CD integration using GitHub Actions, and how test execution artifacts (logs, reports, screenshots, videos, traces) are generated after every run.

5.This session is especially useful for QA Automation Engineers who want to build or understand a production-ready Playwright framework.

🔹 Key Highlights Covered

1.Language used: JavaScript
2.Automation Tool: Playwright
3.Framework Type: Hybrid Data-Driven Framework
4.Design Pattern: Page Object Model (POM)
5.Logging implemented using Winston
(Page-level, Assertion-level, and Test-level logs in console & log files)
6.Reporting using Allure Reports
7.Runtime dynamic test data generation using DataGenerator
8.Centralized logging using LogUtils
9.Custom assertion wrapper methods via AssertionsUtils


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