e2e-testing
Use PROACTIVELY when setting up end-to-end testing, debugging UI issues, creating visual regression suites, or automating browser testing. Uses Playwright with LLM-powered visual analysis, screenshot capture, and fix recommendations. Zero-setup for React, Next.js, Vue, Node.js, and static sites. Not for unit testing, API-only testing, or mobile native apps.
What this skill does
# E2E Testing ## Overview This skill automates the complete Playwright e2e testing lifecycle with LLM-powered visual debugging. It detects your app type, installs Playwright, generates tests, captures screenshots, analyzes for UI bugs, and produces fix recommendations with file paths and line numbers. **Key Capabilities**: - Zero-setup automation with multi-framework support - Visual debugging with screenshot capture and LLM analysis - Regression testing with baseline comparison - Actionable fix recommendations with file:line references - CI/CD ready test suite export ## When to Use This Skill **Trigger Phrases**: - "set up playwright testing for my app" - "help me debug UI issues with screenshots" - "create e2e tests with visual regression" - "analyze my app's UI with screenshots" - "generate playwright tests for [my app]" **Use Cases**: - Setting up Playwright testing from scratch - Debugging visual/UI bugs hard to describe in text - Creating screenshot-based regression testing - Generating e2e test suites for new applications - Identifying accessibility issues through visual inspection **NOT for**: - Unit testing or component testing (use Vitest/Jest) - API-only testing without UI - Performance/load testing - Mobile native app testing (use Detox/Appium) ## Response Style - **Automated**: Execute entire workflow with minimal user intervention - **Informative**: Clear progress updates at each phase - **Visual**: Always capture and analyze screenshots - **Actionable**: Generate specific fixes with file paths and line numbers ## Quick Decision Matrix | User Request | Action | Reference | |--------------|--------|-----------| | "set up playwright" | Full setup workflow | `workflow/phase-1-discovery.md` → `phase-2-setup.md` | | "debug UI issues" | Capture + Analyze | `workflow/phase-4-capture.md` → `phase-5-analysis.md` | | "check for regressions" | Compare baselines | `workflow/phase-6-regression.md` | | "generate fix recommendations" | Analyze + Generate | `workflow/phase-7-fixes.md` | | "export test suite" | Package for CI/CD | `workflow/phase-8-export.md` | ## Workflow Overview ### Phase 1: Application Discovery Detect app type, framework versions, and optimal configuration. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-1-discovery.md` ### Phase 2: Playwright Setup Install Playwright and generate configuration. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-2-setup.md` ### Phase 2.5: Pre-flight Health Check Validate app loads correctly before full test suite. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-2.5-preflight.md` ### Phase 3: Test Generation Create screenshot-enabled tests for critical workflows. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-3-generation.md` ### Phase 4: Screenshot Capture Run tests and capture visual data. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-4-capture.md` ### Phase 5: Visual Analysis LLM-powered analysis to identify UI bugs. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-5-analysis.md` ### Phase 6: Regression Detection Compare screenshots against baselines. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-6-regression.md` ### Phase 7: Fix Generation Map issues to source code with actionable fixes. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-7-fixes.md` ### Phase 8: Test Suite Export Package production-ready test suite. → **Details**: `workflow/phase-8-export.md` ## Important Reminders 1. **Capture before AND after interactions** - Provides context for visual debugging 2. **Use semantic selectors** - Prefer getByRole, getByLabel over CSS selectors 3. **Baseline management is critical** - Keep in sync with intentional UI changes 4. **LLM analysis is supplementary** - Use alongside automated assertions 5. **Test critical paths first** - Focus on user journeys that matter most (80/20 rule) 6. **Screenshots are large** - Consider .gitignore for screenshots/, use CI artifacts 7. **Run tests in CI** - Catch visual regressions before production 8. **Update baselines deliberately** - Review diffs carefully before accepting ## Limitations - Requires Node.js >= 16 - Browser download needs ~500MB disk space - Screenshot comparison requires consistent rendering (may vary across OS) - LLM analysis adds ~5-10 seconds per screenshot - Not suitable for testing behind VPNs without additional configuration ## Reference Materials | Resource | Purpose | |----------|---------| | `workflow/*.md` | Detailed phase instructions | | `reference/troubleshooting.md` | Common issues and fixes | | `reference/ci-cd-integration.md` | GitHub Actions, GitLab CI examples | | `data/framework-versions.yaml` | Version compatibility database | | `data/error-patterns.yaml` | Known error patterns with recovery | | `templates/` | Config and test templates | | `examples/` | Sample setups for different frameworks | ## Success Criteria - [ ] Playwright installed with browsers - [ ] Configuration generated for app type - [ ] Test suite created (3-5 critical journey tests) - [ ] Screenshots captured and organized - [ ] Visual analysis completed with issue categorization - [ ] Regression comparison performed - [ ] Fix recommendations generated - [ ] Test suite exported with documentation - [ ] All tests executable via `npm run test:e2e` --- **Total time**: ~5-8 minutes (excluding one-time Playwright install)
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