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PLAYWRIGHT : Automation Tool

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1.  What is PLAYWRIGHT Playwright is the free and open source framework for web automation testing It can be used for performing automation testing on Web Browser Application Supported Applications Web Browser Apps Mobile Web Apps API Supported Languages JavaScript TypeScript Java Python .NET(C#) Supported Browsers ( Headed or Headless ) All modern engine chromium Webkit Firefox Supported OS Windows MacOS Linux Official Website https://playwright.dev/ 2.  Features Of Playwright Free and open source tool Multi Browser , Multi Language and Multi OS support Easy setup and configuration Functional , API and Accessibility testing Built in and Custom reporter CI CD and Docker support Recording  Debugging Explore Selectors Parallel Testing Auto Wait Built In assertion Logs , Screenshot and video supporting Multi tab and Multi Window Execution Support IFrames  Fast Execution Test Parameterization , Data driven testing 3.  Installation Prerequisites Node Js IDE ( Vi...

Software Testing Life Cycle(STLC)

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  Software Testing Life Cycle      1. What is STLC STLC is collection of different activities which is performed in sequence during the testing process to ensure software quality.​ We can say software testing is not just a single process , but it’s a sequence of activities that we need to perform for our product quality testing.​ STLC includes both verification and validation.​ In verification we need to check that software is built as per the requirements or not.​ In validation we need to check that software fulfill the customer's exact needs or not.​ 2. STLC phases         STLC mainly consist of 6 phases​ Requirement Analysis​ Test Planning ​ Test case designing​ Test Environment setup​ Test Execution​ Test closure 3. Requirement Analysis This is the stage where SRS(Software requirement specification) document will be given to QA team. QA team will analyze the requirement and identify the testable requirements.​ If any requirement is not...