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Manual → automation · 1–3 yrs

Playwright (TypeScript) Framework Starter

A production-style automation framework you can ship on day one.

  • By QA Bash
  • 1–3 yrs experience
  • Code · PDF
  • Updated October 2026
  • English
65 tests passing3 browsersUI + API in one frameworkCI GitHub Actions + Docker

What you'll be able to do

  • Run a production-style Playwright suite on day one — clone, install, 65 green tests
  • Understand page objects, fixtures and session reuse well enough to explain them in interviews
  • Plug it into your own app by swapping page objects and base URLs
  • Ship it in CI with sharding, merged reports and a nightly run

Kit contents

7 sections · Source code (zip) + PDF setup guide · Playwright 1.64

Framework sourcePlaywright 1.64 · TypeScript
  • Page objects + fixtures
  • Session reuse via setup project
  • UI tests (login, inventory, cart, checkout)
  • API tests with a typed client
  • Data-driven tests and tags
CI & toolingGitHub Actions · Docker · Allure
Guide · Setup in ten minutesInstall, run, filter
Guide · How it's organisedLayers, config, independence
Guide · Extending the framework6 how-tos
Guide · CI, Docker and reporting3 sections
Guide · Troubleshooting & interview talking points2 sections

Look inside

Real pages from the download. Click to enlarge.

Free sample · a real test from the framework

Checkout totals, verified

Tests read like intent — page objects are injected as fixtures, so there's no setup noise:

test('completes an order with correct totals', async ({ inventoryPage, cartPage, checkoutPage }) => {
  for (const p of [PRODUCTS.backpack, PRODUCTS.boltTShirt]) await inventoryPage.addToCart(p.name);
  await inventoryPage.openCart();
  await cartPage.checkout();
  await checkoutPage.fillInformation(CUSTOMERS.valid);
  const { subtotal, tax, total } = await checkoutPage.amounts();
  expect(total).toBe(money(subtotal + tax));
});

Requirements

  • Node.js 20 or newer
  • Basic JavaScript/TypeScript
  • VS Code recommended

Description

Skip months of trial and error. A clean, scalable Playwright framework with the patterns teams actually use in production.

  • Page Object Model with fixtures
  • Parallel runs, retries and tagging
  • HTML + Allure reporting
  • GitHub Actions CI pipeline and Docker setup
  • Step-by-step setup and extension guide

Who this kit is for

  • Manual testers moving into automation
  • QA engineers starting a new framework at work
  • Anyone preparing for automation interviews

Who it's not for

  • Teams locked into Selenium/Java (concepts transfer, code doesn't)

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the files?

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Is it a subscription?

No. You pay once and keep it.

Can I get a refund?

Digital files can't be returned once downloaded, so sales are final after download. If you haven't downloaded within 7 days, or a file is broken and we can't fix it, you get a full refund. See the refund policy for details. Refund policy →

Can I use it at work?

Yes — for your own learning and in your own or your employer's projects. Please don't share or resell the files.

Is everything else on QA Bash still free?

Yes. Learning paths, tools, Testathon, certificates and the community stay free. The shop is optional.

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