appbuilder-e2e-testing
Use this skill whenever the user wants browser-based end-to-end tests for an Adobe App Builder application. Covers Playwright E2E testing for ExC Shell SPAs, AEM extension UIs, and full-stack flows. Use when the user mentions: "E2E test", "end-to-end test", "Playwright", "browser test", "test my SPA in the browser", "test my AEM extension", "test the full flow", "integration test with UI", "headless browser test", "E2E in CI". This skill is for BROWSER-based testing only. For Jest unit tests of actions or React components, use appbuilder-testing instead.
What this skill does
# App Builder E2E Testing
Playwright-based browser E2E testing for Adobe App Builder SPAs and AEM extensions. This skill generates Playwright configs, test files, and CI workflows for browser-level validation.
## Pattern Quick-Reference
Identify the user's intent, then read the referenced sections to generate tailored tests.
| User wants | Reference | Asset |
| --- | --- | --- |
| E2E test for ExC Shell SPA | `references/e2e-testing-patterns.md` | `assets/playwright.config.ts`, `assets/e2e-test-template.spec.ts` |
| Test AEM extension in browser | `references/aem-extension-testing.md` | `assets/playwright.config.ts` |
| E2E tests in CI pipeline | `references/ci-integration.md` | `assets/e2e-ci-workflow.yml` |
## Fast Path (for clear requests)
When the user says "add E2E tests" or "write Playwright tests" and intent is clear:
1. Scan project for `web-src/` (SPA) or `@adobe/uix-guest` in dependencies (AEM extension)
2. Install Playwright if not present: `npm install -D @playwright/test && npx playwright install chromium`
3. Generate `playwright.config.ts` from `assets/playwright.config.ts`
4. For ExC Shell SPA: read `references/e2e-testing-patterns.md`, generate test with iframe navigation, shell wait, Spectrum ARIA selectors
5. For AEM extension: read `references/aem-extension-testing.md`, generate test with Extension Tester URL, nested iframe handling, modal flows
6. Run tests: `npx playwright test`
7. If CI requested: generate GitHub Actions workflow from `assets/e2e-ci-workflow.yml`
## Quick Reference
- **Test directory:** `e2e/` at project root (separate from Jest `test/`)
- **Config file:** `playwright.config.ts` at project root
- **Install command:** `npm install -D @playwright/test && npx playwright install chromium` (installs Playwright + Chromium browser)
- **Run command:** `npx playwright test` (headless) or `npx playwright test --headed` (visible browser)
- **Debug command:** `npx playwright test --debug` (step-through mode)
- **Report command:** `npx playwright show-report` (open HTML report)
- **ExC Shell iframe:** Access SPA inside shell via `page.frameLocator('iframe')` — exact selector varies, see `references/e2e-testing-patterns.md`
- **Spectrum selectors:** Use ARIA roles, not CSS classes: `getByRole('button', { name: 'Save' })`, `getByRole('grid')`, `getByRole('textbox')`
- **Auth note:** Full ExC Shell auth automation is complex — recommend testing against `aio app dev` (local) first. See `references/e2e-testing-patterns.md` § Authentication.
- **AEM extensions:** Use Extension Tester URL with `devMode=true`. See `references/aem-extension-testing.md`.
## Full Workflow (for ambiguous or complex requests)
1. **Scan project** — Check for `web-src/` (SPA), `@adobe/uix-guest` (AEM extension), existing test setup, `app.config.yaml` extension type
2. **Confirm scope** — Which pages/flows to test? Local dev or deployed? CI needed?
3. **Install Playwright** — `npm install -D @playwright/test && npx playwright install chromium` if not already installed
4. **Generate config** — Copy and customize `assets/playwright.config.ts` for the project
5. **Generate test files** — Read appropriate reference doc, generate tests matching project structure:
- ExC Shell SPA → `references/e2e-testing-patterns.md`
- AEM extension → `references/aem-extension-testing.md`
6. **Add action stubbing** — If tests need deterministic backend responses, add `page.route()` intercepts
7. **Run and iterate** — `npx playwright test`, fix selectors/timing as needed
8. **Add CI workflow** — If requested, read `references/ci-integration.md` and generate workflow from `assets/e2e-ci-workflow.yml`
9. **Validate** — All tests pass, use ARIA selectors, have assertions, no hardcoded waits
## Inputs To Request
- Current repository path and project type (SPA vs AEM extension)
- Which pages or user flows need E2E coverage
- Whether tests should run against local dev or deployed environment
- Whether CI integration is needed
## Deliverables
- `playwright.config.ts` configured for the project
- E2E test files in `e2e/` directory
- GitHub Actions workflow (if CI requested)
- Passing test run output
## Quality Bar
- All tests use ARIA selectors (`getByRole`, `getByLabel`) — no CSS class selectors
- Iframe navigation uses `frameLocator()` — no `frame()` with index
- All tests have `await expect()` assertions — no assertion-free tests
- Action responses are stubbed with `page.route()` for deterministic results
- No hardcoded `page.waitForTimeout()` — use `waitForSelector`, `waitForResponse`, or Playwright auto-waiting
- Tests run in < 60s on local machine
## References
- Use `references/e2e-testing-patterns.md` for Playwright E2E patterns for ExC Shell SPAs (iframe nav, Spectrum selectors, auth, action stubbing).
- Use `references/aem-extension-testing.md` for AEM extension testing patterns (Extension Tester, nested iframes, modal lifecycle, extension points).
- Use `references/ci-integration.md` for running Playwright in GitHub Actions (browser install, artifact upload, headless config).
- Use `assets/playwright.config.ts` as the base Playwright configuration template.
- Use `assets/e2e-ci-workflow.yml` as the GitHub Actions workflow template for E2E tests.
## Common Issues
- **Iframe not found:** The ExC Shell iframe selector varies — use DevTools to inspect. Try `page.frameLocator('iframe[src*="your-app"]')` or discover with `page.frames()`.
- **Shell spinner never dismissed:** Ensure `runtime.done()` is called in the SPA. For E2E, wait for content inside the iframe rather than the shell itself.
- **Spectrum component not clickable:** React Spectrum components render ARIA roles — use `getByRole()` instead of CSS selectors. Check `references/e2e-testing-patterns.md` § Spectrum Selectors.
- **Auth popup blocks test:** Test against local dev (`aio app dev`) which skips shell auth. See auth section in `references/e2e-testing-patterns.md`.
- **AEM extension not loading:** Extension Tester requires IMS login. Use generous timeouts (10s+) for extension load. Check `references/aem-extension-testing.md` § Common Gotchas.
- **Tests flaky in CI:** Add retries (`retries: 1`), use `waitForResponse()` for action calls, and check `references/ci-integration.md` for headless configuration.
## Chaining
- Chains FROM `appbuilder-ui-scaffolder` (after UI components are generated, add E2E tests)
- Chains FROM `appbuilder-testing` (when user wants browser-level validation beyond Jest unit tests)
- Chains TO `appbuilder-cicd-pipeline` (add E2E test job to CI/CD pipeline)
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