Codeless Automation With PlayWright | Playwright - Part 4

• 00:00 Recording test script using Playwright
• 00:44 Automatically locating elements and filling form
• 03:04 Limitations of Playwright
• 03:37 Executing the recorded script

The video discusses how to record and execute a test script using Playwright without writing any code. The Playwright command line interface is used to record the script and generate JavaScript code. The video shows how to record a login scenario on a website using Playwright, including entering email and password, clicking on buttons, and filling out a form. Playwright's auto-wait capabilities are highlighted, as well as its ability to identify and locate elements on the page. The generated code is then copied and pasted into a test file, which can be executed using a test runner. Some limitations of Playwright, such as lack of support for drop-downs and alerts, are mentioned. The video concludes by running the recorded script and demonstrating its stability and simplicity.