This project uses GitHub Actions to automate browser tests using Playwright on a scheduled basis. The tests are designed to ensure the reliability and performance of both web and API endpoints.

The GitHub Actions workflow defined in playwright.yml is triggered by a cron schedule to run tests daily at 14:00 UTC. It includes jobs for testing web interfaces and API endpoints in an isolated, consistent environment.

• Scheduled Testing: Automated tests run daily to ensure ongoing reliability.
• Docker Integration: Uses Docker to manage dependencies and ensure a consistent testing environment.
• Playwright for Browser and API Testing: Leverages Playwright for end-to-end testing of web and backend applications.

To get started with this project, you'll need to have Docker and Node.js installed on your system. The tests are run in a GitHub Actions workflow, which requires no additional setup for GitHub repositories.

• Docker
• Node.js (version 18 is specified in the workflow)

To run the tests locally, follow these steps:

1. Install Dependencies and start app and database: Execute de followed command inside apps/api

   npm install
   
   npm run db:init
   
   npm start   

2. Install Dependencies and start web application:Execute de followed command inside apps/web

   npm install
   
   npm start 

3. Install Playwright Browsers:Execute de followed command inside root project

   npx playwright install

4. Execute tests:

   npx playwright test

The GitHub Actions workflow consists of two main jobs:

• test-web: This job runs Playwright tests for the web interface.
• test-api: Intended for API testing (setup to be completed).

The app system wasn't developed by me. I used a project that I saw in a course on Udemy taught by QAx as a base.

License This project is open source and available under the MIT License.