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Generate robust, zero-flakiness Playwright E2E tests following OpenMetadata patterns. Creates comprehensive test files with proper waits, API validation, multi-role permissions, and complete entity lifecycle management.

Install

mkdir -p .claude/skills/playwright-test && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://mcp.directory/api/skills/download/6226" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/playwright-test && rm skill.zip

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About this skill

Playwright Test Generator - OpenMetadata

Generate production-ready, zero-flakiness Playwright tests following OpenMetadata conventions.

Usage

/playwright-test
Feature: <feature name>
Category: <Features|Pages|Flow|VersionPages>
Entity: <Table|Dashboard|Pipeline|Topic|Database|User|Team|Glossary|Other>
Domain: <Governance|Discovery|Platform|Observability|Integration>
Scenarios:
  - <scenario 1 description>
  - <scenario 2 description>
  - <scenario 3 description>
Roles: <admin|dataConsumer|dataSteward|owner> (optional, defaults to admin)

Quick Example

/playwright-test
Feature: Data Quality Rules
Category: Features
Entity: Table
Domain: Observability
Scenarios:
  - Admin can create and configure data quality rules
  - Data consumer can view test results but not edit rules
  - Test results are persisted after page reload
Roles: admin, dataConsumer

Instructions

Step 1: Read the Handbook FIRST

CRITICAL: Before generating any tests, read and apply ALL patterns from:

openmetadata-ui/src/main/resources/ui/playwright/PLAYWRIGHT_DEVELOPER_HANDBOOK.md

The handbook contains:

  • Testing philosophy (user-centric, behavior-focused)
  • Anti-flakiness patterns (the :visible selector chain pattern, etc.)
  • Test timeout strategies (test.slow() vs test.setTimeout())
  • Common test patterns (form submission, dropdowns, multi-role testing)
  • Locator priority guidelines
  • Support classes reference
  • Domain tags
  • Validation checklist

Apply ALL handbook principles before proceeding.


Step 2: Generate Test Using Handbook Template

Use the Test File Structure Template from the handbook. It includes:

  • Proper imports (performAdminLogin, entity classes, utilities)
  • test.describe with domain tags
  • beforeAll/afterAll for entity lifecycle via API
  • test.slow() for timeout handling
  • test.step() for clear organization
  • API response validation pattern

Step 3: Apply Common Test Patterns from Handbook

Reference the Common Test Patterns section for:

  • Form submission with API validation
  • Dropdown selection (with :visible chain pattern)
  • Multi-role permission testing
  • Data persistence verification
  • Navigation patterns
  • Search and filter patterns

Step 4: Run ESLint Check

Before returning the generated test, run the Playwright linter to catch anti-patterns automatically:

cd openmetadata-ui/src/main/resources/ui
yarn lint:playwright

Error-level rules (no-networkidle, no-page-pause, no-focused-test) will block CI. Fix any errors before finalizing. See the handbook's ESLint Enforcement section for the full rule reference.

Step 5: Validate Against Handbook Checklist

Before returning the generated test, verify ALL items from the handbook's Validation Checklist:

  • ✅ Structure & Organization (test.step, domain tags, imports, beforeAll/afterAll)
  • ✅ Anti-Flakiness (no waitForTimeout, no networkidle, no force: true, no positional selectors, no stored :visible locators)
  • ✅ API & Network (waitForResponse before actions, status code validation)
  • ✅ Waits & Assertions (waitForAllLoadersToDisappear, semantic locators, proper assertions)
  • ✅ ESLint (yarn lint:playwright passes with zero errors)
  • ✅ Coverage & Roles (multi-role tests, data persistence, error handling)

Key Reminders

All patterns, rules, and best practices are in the handbook.

Read and apply the handbook sections in order:

  1. Anti-Flakiness Patterns (CRITICAL - #1 cause of flaky tests)
  2. Test File Structure Template (for proper test structure)
  3. Common Test Patterns (for specific scenarios)
  4. ESLint Enforcement (run yarn lint:playwright — errors block CI)
  5. Validation Checklist (before returning generated test)

Final Notes

  • Generate production-ready tests that pass 10/10 times
  • Follow ALL patterns from the handbook exactly
  • No comments for obvious code (e.g., // Create entity before entity.create())
  • Test independence - each test runs in any order
  • Reference examples: playwright/e2e/Pages/DataContractInheritance.spec.ts, playwright/e2e/Features/Table.spec.ts

Generate tests that are production-ready, maintainable, and zero-flakiness by following the handbook patterns exactly.

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