$Web App Testing

A toolkit for interacting with and testing local web applications using Playwright. It supports verifying frontend functionality, debugging UI behavior, capturing browser screenshots, and viewing browser logs.

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#testing#playwright#qa#browser-automation#debugging
Version
1.0.0
Category
QA
Source
repo: anthropics/skills
path: skills/webapp-testing
Install
clawd add anthropics/webapp-testing

Web App Testing

Overview

The Web App Testing skill provides a comprehensive toolkit for testing local web applications using Playwright. It enables developers to verify frontend functionality, debug UI behavior, and validate web application behavior through browser automation.

Features

Browser Automation

  • Interact with and test local web applications
  • Execute automated test scripts using Playwright
  • Control browser behavior programmatically

Testing Capabilities

  • Verify frontend functionality
  • Test user interactions and workflows
  • Validate form submissions and data handling
  • Test responsive design across different viewports

Debugging Tools

  • Capture browser screenshots for visual inspection
  • View and analyze browser logs for debugging
  • Inspect DOM elements and page state
  • Monitor network requests and responses

Use Cases

  • Automated testing of web application features
  • Debugging UI behavior and rendering issues
  • Visual regression testing with screenshots
  • Testing interaction flows and user workflows
  • Validating responsive design implementation
  • Performance debugging through browser logs

Supported Browsers

Playwright supports testing across:

  • Chromium
  • Firefox
  • WebKit

Best Practices

  • Write clear, maintainable test scripts
  • Use descriptive selectors for reliable element detection
  • Capture screenshots at key testing points
  • Monitor browser logs for errors and warnings
  • Test across multiple browsers and viewports
  • Automate repetitive testing tasks

Integration

The Web App Testing skill integrates with local development environments, allowing you to test applications running on localhost or local servers.

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