In part 11 of this series I will cover how you can add multi environment support to your Playwright project. There are multiple ways to handle this depending on how you have built your project. I'll cover the way I handled it which includes having different .env files per environment.

I have had a few folks ask if it's possible to do API testing with Playwright, the short answer YES! With this next series of posts I will walk through all the ins and outs of utilizing Playwright for all your API Testing needs. This will be the first article

Welcome Back! If you missed the Introduction and Part 1 make sure you understand the context of what we are doing and why. In this article I will focus on adding depth to our automated api checks. This will allow us to cover both positive and negative scenarios for each

API Testing

It's time to jump right in to building our your API tests with Playwright. First thing we will need is a website to test against. I have an awesome list of sites I keep up to date. GitHub - BMayhew/awesome-sites-to-test-on: A curated list of sites to practice testing onA