Welcome to the world of API testing with Playwright in Java!
If you’re tired of wrestling with boilerplate code and tedious setup processes, you’re in luck. I’ve already set up everything for you in a neat, ready-to-use GitHub repository. All you need to do is clone the project and follow along.
In this post, we’ll explore the ins and outs of the framework I’ve crafted. You’ll learn how to use it, understand its components, and see how it all fits together to make API testing a breeze.
The repository contains a detailed README file that explains the project structure in depth. Here’s a brief overview:
playwright-api-testing-framework ├─ src │ ├─ main │ │ └─ java │ │ └─ io │ │ └─ ndenic │ │ └─ apitesting │ │ ├─ service │ │ ├─ model │ │ └─ utils │ └─ test │ ├─ java │ │ └─ io │ │ └─ ndenic │ │ └─ apitesting │ │ ├─ tests │ │ └─ util │ └─ resources │ ├─ testdata │ └─ schemas ├─ test-suite │ └─ testng.xml └─ pom.xml
For a detailed explanation of each component and directory, please refer to the README.md file in the root of the repository. It includes specific details on the framework structure and how to use each part effectively.
First things first, grab the project from GitHub. Head over to this repository and clone it to your local machine:
cd Playwright-API-testing-framework-template git clone https://github.com/ndenic/Playwright-API-testing-framework-template.git
To explore the Country POJO class and the main setup, switch to the rest-countries branch:
git checkout rest-countries
Next, navigate to the project directory and install the necessary dependencies. The project uses Maven for dependency management, so you’ll need to run:
mvn clean install
This command will pull in all the libraries and plugins we use for API testing.
Here’s a brief overview of the project structure and key components:
To run the tests, simply execute the following command:
mvn test
This will run the tests defined in CountryTests.java and generate reports using Allure.
The project is configured to use different environments and tags. You can customize the environment by setting the ENV parameter:
mvn test -DENV=dev
Similarly, run tests by tags using:
mvn test -Dtags=smoke
Setting up an API testing framework with Playwright in Java doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With this guide and the provided framework, you can jumpstart your API testing journey and focus on what truly matters—writing and executing effective tests.
For a detailed breakdown of the project structure and more information on usage, visit the GitHub repository and check out the README.md file. Feel free to reach out with any questions or feedback!
Happy testing!
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