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Good 👍 Sunil — since you’re learning Playwright with TypeScript, I’ll give you a complete structured syllabus (beginner → advanced → framework level).

This is industry-oriented 🔥

✅ 📘 PHASE 1: TypeScript Fundamentals (Must Before Playwright)

1️⃣ Basics

  • Variables (let, const)
  • Data types (string, number, boolean, any, unknown)
  • Operators
  • Type inference
  • Type annotations

2️⃣ Control Statements

  • if / else
  • switch
  • for loop
  • while loop
  • for...of
  • for...in

3️⃣ Functions

  • Normal functions
  • Arrow functions
  • Optional parameters
  • Default parameters
  • Return types

4️⃣ Arrays

  • Array methods (map, filter, forEach)
  • Array of objects

5️⃣ Objects

  • Interfaces
  • Type aliases
  • Optional properties
  • Readonly properties

6️⃣ OOP (Important for Framework)

  • Classes
  • Constructor
  • Access modifiers (public, private)
  • Inheritance
  • Methods

✅ 📘 PHASE 2: Playwright Basics

1️⃣ Installation

  • Node.js setup
  • npm init
  • Install Playwright
  • Folder structure

2️⃣ First Test

test('Open Google', async ({ page }) => {
  await page.goto('https://google.com');
});

3️⃣ Important Commands

  • page.goto()
  • page.click()
  • page.fill()
  • page.type()
  • page.hover()
  • page.press()

✅ 📘 PHASE 3: Locators (VERY IMPORTANT 🔥)

Priority Order:

  1. getByRole()
  2. getByLabel()
  3. getByPlaceholder()
  4. getByTestId()
  5. locator()
  6. CSS
  7. XPath (last option)

Topics:

  • getByRole
  • getByText
  • getByLabel
  • getByTestId
  • nth()
  • first()
  • last()
  • hasText
  • has()

✅ 📘 PHASE 4: Assertions

  • toBeVisible()
  • toHaveText()
  • toHaveURL()
  • toHaveTitle()
  • toBeChecked()
  • toHaveValue()
  • Soft assertions

✅ 📘 PHASE 5: Handling Web Elements

  • Dropdowns
  • Checkbox
  • Radio button
  • Alerts
  • Frames
  • Windows / Tabs
  • File upload
  • Date picker
  • Keyboard actions
  • Mouse actions

✅ 📘 PHASE 6: Waiting Concepts

  • Auto-wait
  • waitForSelector()
  • waitForTimeout()
  • waitForLoadState()
  • Explicit wait vs Hard wait

✅ 📘 PHASE 7: Test Structure

  • test.describe()
  • beforeEach()
  • afterEach()
  • Hooks
  • Grouping tests
  • Tagging tests

✅ 📘 PHASE 8: Execution Control

  • Run specific test
  • Run specific browser
  • Headed / headless mode
  • Parallel execution
  • Retries
  • SlowMo

✅ 📘 PHASE 9: Framework Design (Advanced 🔥)

  • Page Object Model (POM)
  • Base class
  • Utility files
  • Environment config
  • Test data handling
  • Reusable functions

✅ 📘 PHASE 10: CI/CD Integration

  • Git
  • GitHub Actions
  • Jenkins
  • HTML reports
  • Allure reports

✅ 📘 PHASE 11: API Testing (Bonus)

  • request fixture
  • GET
  • POST
  • PUT
  • DELETE
  • Validate response
  • Token handling

🎯 If You Complete This:

You’ll be: ✔ Strong in Playwright
✔ Ready for 3–5 years interview
✔ Able to build framework
✔ Able to answer scenario-based questions

If you want, I can now:

  • Break this into 30-day learning roadmap
  • Give Daily study plan
  • Give Interview questions per topic
  • Start Session 1 in full detail

Tell me what you want 👍

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