qa-project-gen 0.1.7

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Playwright Project Setup CLI Tool

A Python CLI tool that quickly scaffolds a complete Playwright test automation project with TypeScript, organized structure, and QA best practices.

✨ Features

• Quick Setup: Instantly bootstraps a full Playwright project
• Organized Structure: Separates E2E, frontend, backend tests using POM
• Multi-browser: Pre-configured for Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit
• Dynamic Test Data: Faker.js for realistic mock data
• TypeScript Ready: Fully configured for TypeScript and TS-Node
• Fixtures & Utils: Common helper structures and environment setup
• Custom Location: Use --path to generate your project anywhere
• Safe Execution: Preview with --dry-run, force overwrite with --force

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🔧 Prerequisites

Make sure the following are installed:

• Python 3.7+
• Node.js v18+
• npm
• pipx

Install pipx if missing:

python3 -m pip install --user pipx
python3 -m pipx ensurepath

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🚀 Installation (Recommended via pipx)

pipx install qa-project-gen

Now you can run the CLI globally:

qa-gen my-playwright-project

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🛠️ Command Options

qa-gen <project-name> [options]

Options:
  --force        Overwrite existing files if they exist
  --dry-run      Show what would be created without writing to disk
  --clean        Remove generated folders and files from a project
  --path <dir>   Set the folder where the project should be created

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📌 Usage Examples

# Create a new Playwright project
qa-gen my-test-project

# Create at a specific location
qa-gen my-project --path /home/user/qa-projects

# Simulate project creation without making changes
qa-gen temp-project --dry-run

# Overwrite files in an existing project folder
qa-gen demo-project --force

# Clean up an old project
qa-gen demo-project --clean --path /home/user/old-projects

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📁 Generated Project Structure

my-test-project/
├── playwright.config.ts           # Playwright configuration
├── tsconfig.json                  # TypeScript configuration
├── package.json                   # Node.js metadata
├── .gitignore                     # Ignore rules
├── README.md                      # Template documentation
└── tests/
    ├── e2e/                       # End-to-end specs
    ├── front_end/feature_one/     # UI/FE tests
    ├── back_end/feature_one/      # API/BE tests
    └── support/
        ├── POMs/feature_one/      # Page Object Models
        └── utils/                 # Shared test utilities
            ├── helpers.ts
            ├── test-data.ts
            └── fixtures.ts

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📦 What Gets Installed (via npm)

The CLI installs and configures:

• playwright — Browser automation
• @playwright/test — Test runner and assertion library
• typescript — TypeScript language support
• ts-node — TypeScript execution in Node
• @faker-js/faker — Fake test data
• dotenv — Environment variable support

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✅ Running Tests

Once your project is generated:

cd my-test-project

# Run all tests
npx playwright test

# Run specific suite
npx playwright test tests/front_end

# Run with browser UI
npx playwright test --headed

# View test results
npx playwright show-report

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🧠 Notes

• If using Linux or WSL and venv is missing:

  sudo apt install python3-venv
  

• If you’re in a restricted environment (like Debian or Ubuntu), use pipx instead of global pip to avoid permission issues.
• Avoid sudo pip install to prevent breaking system packages.

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