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【E2Eテスト編】Playwright + Next.js App Router によるフロントエンドテスト

Learn Playwright for robust front-end E2E testing. Automate authentication, CRUD operations, and more. Improve your application quality!

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917students
2h 2m
Certificate
Zin nux
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【E2Eテスト編】Playwright + Next.js App Router によるフロントエンドテスト is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Zin nux. It runs 2h 2m, is taught in Japanese, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.0 out of 5 from 64 reviews, with 917 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated February 2025.

Learn modern front-end testing techniques with Playwright, a powerful framework from Microsoft. This course dives into end-to-end (E2E) testing using Playwright, a highly recommended technology championed by Kent C. Dodds, the creator of React-testing-library and a key contributor to Remix. Expect a growing trend of migration from Cypress to Playwright for robust E2E testing.

You'll gain practical experience testing a full-stack application built with:

  • Front-end: Next.js 13 app directory
  • Back-end: Next.js API routes, incorporating authentication and input validation with Zod.

Key topics covered include:

  • Front-end E2E testing with Next.js app directory using Playwright.
  • Creating test credentials using storageState for reliable testing.
  • Implementing test cases for scenarios with and without authentication.
  • Developing CRUD operation tests to ensure data integrity.
  • Integrating GitHub authentication using NextAuth.
  • Implementing authentication in Server Components (using cookies).
  • Securing API routes with authentication.
  • Implementing input validation with Zod in Next.js API routes.

This course equips you with the skills to build reliable and secure web applications through comprehensive end-to-end testing.

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