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  1. Hooks & Test Annotations In Playwright Automation www.visualpath.in

  2. Playwright itself does not have built-in support for hooks or test annotations in the same way that testing frameworks like Jest or Mocha do. Playwright is primarily a browser automation library, and how you structure and organize your tests often depends on the testing framework you choose to use with Playwright. If you are using Playwright with a testing framework, such as Jest or Mocha, you would typically leverage the hooks and annotations provided by that testing framework rather than Playwright itself. For example, if you are using Jest with Playwright, you might structure your tests like this: ```javascript // Jest example beforeAll(async () => { // Setup code before all tests await initializeBrowser(); }); beforeEach(async () => { // Setup code before each test await initializePage(); www.visualpath.in

  3. }); test('example test 1', async () => { // Test case 1 }); test('example test 2', async () => { // Test case 2 }); afterEach(async () => { // Teardown code after each test await closePage(); }); afterAll(async () => { // Teardown code after all tests await closeBrowser(); www.visualpath.in

  4. }); ``` If you are using Mocha, the structure might look different: ```javascript // Mocha example before(async () => { // Setup code before all tests await initializeBrowser(); }); beforeEach(async () => { // Setup code before each test await initializePage(); }); www.visualpath.in

  5. it('example test 1', async () => { // Test case 1 }); it('example test 2', async () => { // Test case 2 }); afterEach(async () => { // Teardown code after each test await closePage(); }); after(async () => { // Teardown code after all tests await closeBrowser(); }); www.visualpath.in ```

  6. - In the examples above, `beforeAll`, `beforeEach`, `afterEach`, and `afterAll` are hooks provided by Jest and Mocha, not Playwright itself. - As for test annotations, they are typically specific to the testing framework you are using, and Playwright itself may not have a concept of annotations in the same way. - Annotations like priorities, tags, and descriptions are usually features provided by the testing framework. - Be sure to check the documentation of the specific testing framework you are using in conjunction with Playwright for detailed information on how to use hooks and annotations in your tests. www.visualpath.in

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