Playwright Test Fixtures Made Easy

[@LeandroAnjosSantos]

Brilliant!!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@Swekar14]

Super informative for someone who has recently started using playwright

[@CommitQuality]

Glad to hear it is helping

[@MaheshJoshi_wellington]

You are an amazing teacher 🙏🏻 looking for more videos on playwright

[@CommitQuality]

Thank you :) more are coming 😊

[@MaheshJoshi_wellington]

@@CommitQuality thank you do you mentor as well 🙏🏻

[@CommitQuality]

Its something I have done in the past & I have considered it online as part of memberships, however its finding the time and not spreading myself too thin.

[@aliadnan38]

A comprehensive video on fixtures. Waiting for some more content on fixtures

[@CommitQuality]

Thank you! The next released video will go over how to convert a hook into a fixture

[@simonjohnade]

Very good video, thank you. Would you use fixtures, like a code developer would use functions? Specifically for re-use. So have a Login fixture and a Logout fixture that could then be included and called by many other tests. Am I correct in my thinking or is there a better way for 're-usability' ?

[@CommitQuality]

I personally wouldn't use fixtures for Logging in each time. Instead I would save the state before all tests run (video coming in the next few weeks around this). I do have a video around using fixtures instead of using hooks though and that is definitely a use case. I wouldn't say fixtures replace functions though, there's definitely use cases for both.

[@simonjohnade]

@@CommitQuality Thank you. Look forward to your upcoming videos. 👍

[@serdarfesli2433]

thanks a lot. great video

[@MoonlightInHeaven]

You are great! Thanks a lot!

[@CommitQuality]

Glad it helped!

[@aneelazulfiqar661]

Clearly explained. Thanks

[@kurucayerdal]

Thank you !

[@imperuminate]

thanks

[@Aizsaule]

Thank you!