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Playwright JAVA Automation Testing -From Basics to Framework

Name: Playwright JAVA Automation Testing -From Basics to Framework
Rating: 4.8 (65 reviews)

Become Job-Ready with Playwright UI Automation, Framework Design, API Testing, CI/CD, AI Agents & Interview Preparation

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Created byRahul Shetty Academy - 1.2 Million QA Learners

Last updated 7/2026

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What you'll learn

Master Playwright with Java to automate modern web applications across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit.
Build a complete industry-standard Playwright Automation Framework from scratch using best design practices.
Perform UI and API testing using Playwright, including network interception, mocking, and request validation.
Integrate your Playwright framework with GitHub Actions to run automated tests in a CI/CD pipeline
Leverage AI Agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) to build AI-assisted Playwright automation workflows.
Execute tests efficiently using data-driven testing, parallel execution, groups, Maven profiles, and runtime variables.
Gain practical, job-ready Playwright skills that help you build real-world frameworks and crack automation interviews.

Course content

17 sections • 83 lectures • 13h 45m total length

Introduction to the course - What this course covers?5:12
Master Playwright Java automation from fundamentals to a cross-browser framework. Build user interface and application programming interface tests with network interception, mocking, tracing, Maven, page objects, and CI/CD on GitHub.
Download Java & set in System variables in both windows & MAC14:58

Course Strategy to learn Java basics for Selenium Automation3:50
Introduction to Java variables and Data types with examples13:46
What are Arrays in Java? How to initialize and retrieve the values of array6:48
Introduction to For loop to iterate over array of Strings and Integers10:35
Learn how to use a for loop to iterate over arrays of strings and integers, print each element, and handle array length and zero-based indexing in Java automation testing.
Enhanced for loop declaration & using Conditional statements inside the loops11:20
What is Arraylist and differences between Arraylist and Arrays9:21
Iterating over Arrays and Arraylists and its related methods8:14
Strings in Java - How to declare Strings & Important String methods15:10
How to create methods and access methods using Java class object10:57
Learn how to declare and access Java class methods, choose access modifiers, define return types, and call methods across classes using objects or static methods.

Create Playwright Maven Project and understand the POM.xml dependencies12:06
What is TestNG & Get this library Plugged to run Playwrigh tests6:04
Invoking the Chromium Browser with Playwright & Browser Instance13:01
Learn to invoke Chromium with Playwright in Java, create a browser instance, open a page, navigate to a URL, and validate the page title for test cases.
Introduction to Playwright Assertions and verify page navigation with title9:35
Learn to verify a page title with Playwright Java assertions, capturing page.title and comparing it to an expected title in headless and headed modes via IDE, TestNG, or Maven.
What are playwright Browsers and running tests in different browser engines14:01
Download complete Codebase discussed in this course0:11

Understand the locators in Playwright and how they help in identifying elements14:01
Automate the Login Forms using Playwright resilient Locators - Demo Example20:39
Learn to build an end-to-end Playwright test: log in, verify the dashboard, and create and book an event using resilient locators (get by role, label, placeholder, CSS) with before/after hooks.
Apply Playwright Assertions to validate & use CSS Locators to identify elements11:52
Handling Dropdowns in a form using SelectOption method in Playwright14:17
How visible Assertions work in Playwright & importance of getByTestID locator11:47
Understand the concept of Filter and how to apply it on list of locators level11:19

Understand how Wait Mechanisms work in Playwright for Assertions level7:14
Understand the concept of Auto Wait and how we can customize waits in playwright7:22
Ways to extract text from the browser using Playwright API Methods10:48
Learn how to extract text with Playwright API methods, using get by text and inner text, then scope searches to a target card to reliably verify seat availability before booking.
End to end flow of completing Booking using all possible Playwright locators11:16
Orchestrate an end-to-end booking flow with playwright locators, using getByRole and getByText, CSS selectors and IDs, to grab a booking reference and verify it in booking history.
Apply Filter on booking cards with smart Locator Strategy to find unique card11:55
Apply a smart locator strategy to filter booking cards by booking reference, isolate the target card, and verify the booking history and seat count reduction after booking.
Wrapping up end to end flow with Assertions with demo of String to Int Parsing9:19

Understand the difference between Browser & context & page in Playwright world12:19
Have a design plan of handling child windows using Playwright in context level10:22
Master a design plan for handling child windows in Playwright within a browser context, catching new pages with wait and listener, and switching between parent and child pages.
Switch to Child window to automate & flip back to Parent with Playwright methods14:22
Understand the Trace viewer in playwright & how it help to debug the tests8:49
Handling Radio Buttons , Checkboxes with assertions using Playwright Java - Demo13:44
How to verify if element is visible or hidden with assertions in Playwright10:15
Understand handling Popup & Alert boxes using Playwright - Example9:37
Learn to handle non-web dialogues in Playwright with page.on dialogue listener to accept or dismiss prompts, using area role.button locator, hover, and debugging tips for visibility and timeouts.
What are Frames? How to handle Frames using Playwright with context switch10:19
Learn how to work with frames in Playwright by using frame locators to switch context, access content inside iframes, and click links like learning paths within the frame.
How to take screenshots on page level & locator level in playwright8:26
Check your Knowledge - Quiz Time

Important Info0:12
Getting started with API Testing using Playwright - Understand request context15:36
Build APIRequest context object to make HTTP methods using Playwright methods16:31
Make Login Post call and Parse Json to extract the token using Playwright method14:21
Get HTTP API call to get the events - Implement using Playwright Java methods13:14
HTTP Delete API method implementation & understand Path -Query Params - Example5:49
Shows using the http delete api with path parameter (versus query) and dynamic event id, attaching authorization headers, and verifying deletion by a follow-up get events check.
Validate whether CRUD operations performed yield success with Get API call check3:47

Framework Design Plan - What we are going to cover2:16
How TestNG Annotations help with Inheritance to remove boilerPlate code in Test9:16
Learn how inheritance in Java enables a child class to reuse parent's methods with the extends keyword, and how TestNG annotations like before and after reduce boilerplate in test frameworks.
How to pass values from test through Parameterized Constructor & this keyword13:29
Usage of Super keyword in the Constructor to pass values to Parent Class12:58
Implement Inheritance to move all browser invocation code to the Parent class5:15
Configure Global Properties in Java using Properties class - Example demo13:30
Configure global properties in java using the properties class to read config.properties and determine browser (chrome, firefox, safari/webkit). Drive URLs from config properties to avoid hard coding in Playwright tests.

What is Page object model? Advantages of its implementation5:02
Understand the page object model and how it centralizes locators in per-page classes to simplify maintenance across tests, with login, product catalog, and checkout pages in Java.
Understand how to get started to refactor tests as per pageobject standards10:24
Optimize the Page object file with centralized locator storing & object creation15:16
code download for assignment0:02
Part 1 - Wrap up Page object pattern implementation into Playwright Framework22:13
Part 2 - Wrap up Page object pattern implementation into Playwright Framework12:10

Requirements

None. This course teaches the Core Java fundamentals required for Playwright wherever applicable

Description

he demand for Playwright Automation Engineers has grown tremendously over the last few years, and for good reason. Developed by Microsoft, Playwright is a modern automation framework built for today's web applications. It offers exceptional speed, reliability, and cross-browser support, enabling you to automate Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit using a single API. With powerful built-in capabilities such as auto-waiting, network interception, API testing, parallel execution, tracing, mobile emulation, and rich debugging tools, Playwright has become one of the fastest-growing automation technologies adopted by organizations worldwide.

If you already have experience with Selenium and Java, you'll be pleasantly surprised by how smooth the transition to Playwright is. Since this course uses Java as the programming language, you can leverage your existing Java knowledge while learning a more modern and developer-friendly automation framework. You'll quickly appreciate features like automatic waits, simplified element handling, built-in assertions, and robust debugging, all of which help you write cleaner and more reliable automation scripts with significantly less effort.

This course has been carefully designed to take you from the absolute basics of Playwright to building a production-ready automation framework that follows real-world industry standards.

We'll begin with the fundamentals of Playwright and gradually explore its rich automation capabilities. You'll learn how to automate modern web applications, handle complex UI interactions, work with multiple browser contexts, perform API testing, intercept and mock network requests, upload and download files, capture screenshots, record videos, generate execution traces, and implement many advanced automation scenarios that are commonly encountered in enterprise projects.

One of the biggest highlights of this course is the industry-standard Playwright Automation Framework that we build together from scratch. Rather than simply writing automation scripts, you'll understand how professional automation frameworks are architected and maintained in real software teams.

Throughout the framework development, you'll implement:

Page Object Model (POM) Design
Data-Driven Testing and Test Parameterization
Browser Factory for Dynamic Browser Selection
Reusable Test Utility Classes
Global Framework Configuration & Properties Management
Sequential and Parallel Test Execution
Test Grouping and Selective Test Execution
Maven Profiles and Runtime System Variables
Beautiful Allure HTML Execution Reports
GitHub Actions for CI/CD Integration
Playwright Trace Viewer for execution visualization and debugging
Playwright AI Agents & MCP Integration to build AI-assisted automation workflows

In addition to UI automation, you'll also learn how to perform API Testing directly within Playwright, enabling you to validate backend services and combine UI and API automation into a single cohesive test suite. This is becoming an increasingly valuable skill as modern automation engineers are expected to work across multiple testing layers.

Whether you're a manual tester looking to enter automation, a Selenium automation engineer planning to migrate to Playwright, or an experienced QA professional who wants to master the latest automation technology, this course provides everything you need to become confident with Playwright in Java.

By the end of this course, you won't just know how to write Playwright scripts—you'll understand how to design scalable automation solutions, integrate them into CI/CD pipelines, leverage AI-powered automation capabilities, and build frameworks that are ready for enterprise applications.

If you're ready to future-proof your automation career and master one of the most sought-after testing frameworks in the industry, let's get started!

Who this course is for:

QA Automation Engineers
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Software Testers
Software Engineers

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Introduction to Playwright Java Tutorial2 lectures • 20min

Brush up Java fundamentals for Playwright Automation9 lectures • 1hr 30min

Getting Started with Playwright UI Automation & Browser Engines6 lectures • 55min

Deep dive into Playwright UI Automation with Assertions & Locator filters6 lectures • 1hr 24min

Understand AutoWait Strategy- Setting Custom waits & complete E2E flows6 lectures • 58min

Understand Browser Context, Child windows & Trace Viewer features of Playwright9 lectures • 1hr 38min

Learn API Automation Testing with Playwright Java - HTTP CRUD Methods7 lectures • 1hr 10min

Understand Browser Network Interception with Playwright to mock Request/Response3 lectures • 42min

Apply Java Object Oriented Principles & keep Tests isolated from Reusable code6 lectures • 57min

Implement Page Object Design Pattern to Playwright Java Tests - Demo examples6 lectures • 1hr 5min

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