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README.md
Playwright API Testing Prompt
A specialized .cursorrules prompt for creating robust API tests using Playwright with TypeScript and the pw-api-plugin package.
What You Can Build
- API Test Suites: Comprehensive test suites for RESTful APIs, GraphQL endpoints, and microservices
- Schema Validation Tests: Ensures API responses conform to expected schemas and contracts using Zod integration
- Performance Validations: Basic API performance testing for response times and throughput
- Authentication Test Flows: Testing secured API endpoints with various auth mechanisms
- Error Condition Tests: Validation of API error responses and edge cases
Benefits
- pw-api-plugin Integration: Leverages the powerful pw-api-plugin package for simplified API testing
- Simplified API Testing: Streamlined approach to API testing without browser overhead
- Comprehensive Validation: Tools to validate status codes, response bodies, and schemas
- TypeScript Integration: Full TypeScript support for type safety in API test code
- Request Organization: Structured approach to organizing API tests by endpoint
- Error Scenario Coverage: Built-in practices for ensuring error conditions are well-tested
Synopsis
This prompt helps developers create comprehensive API tests using Playwright with the pw-api-plugin package. It focuses on creating maintainable, deterministic API tests that validate both happy and error paths while ensuring correct status codes, response data, and schema compliance.
Overview of .cursorrules Prompt
The .cursorrules prompt guides QA engineers in creating effective API tests using Playwright with these key elements:
- pw-api-plugin Usage: Detailed integration with the pw-api-plugin package for simplified API testing
- TypeScript Detection: Automatically detects and adapts to TypeScript usage in the project
- Best Practices: Covers nine essential best practices for API testing, including naming conventions, response validation, and test independence
- Example Test Patterns: Provides comprehensive examples of API tests for user endpoints, demonstrating status code validation, schema validation, and error testing
- Schema Validation: Advanced examples using Zod for schema validation of API responses
- Test Organization: Guidelines for structuring API tests logically by resource or endpoint in test.describe blocks
- Resource-Specific Focus: Recommends limiting test files to 3-5 focused tests per API resource