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Umbraco Playwright Testhelpers

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umbraco·vlatest·testing

Automates Umbraco website testing using Playwright, simplifying UI tests and ensuring content accuracy.

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    $ npx skills add umbraco/umbraco-cms-backoffice-skills --skill umbraco-playwright-testhelpers -a claude-code

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umbraco

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About this skill

The umbraco-playwright-testhelpers skill provides specialized utilities for automating end-to-end testing within the Umbraco CMS environment using Playwright. It bridges the gap between standard browser automation and Umbraco's specific backend architecture, enabling agents to interact with complex CMS workflows directly.

When to use it

  • Automating regression tests for new Umbraco backoffice features or custom module implementations.
  • Validating user journeys that involve multi-step content editing, publishing, and media management.
  • Generating reproducible test cases for critical CMS configurations before deployment.
  • Integrating automated UI testing into continuous integration pipelines for Umbraco projects.

Key capabilities

  • Seamless integration with the Playwright browser automation framework.
  • Direct interaction with Umbraco backoffice interfaces and content trees.
  • Support for complex CMS-specific actions like saving, publishing, and scheduling nodes.
  • Enhanced debugging tools tailored to Umbraco's data structures and permissions.

Example prompts

  • "Create a Playwright test script that logs in as an editor, creates a new document type, adds a property group, and saves the configuration."
  • "Write an automated test to verify that publishing a node with specific media attachments updates the frontend correctly."
  • "Generate a suite of tests to validate user permissions when accessing the Umbraco backoffice dashboard."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure your Playwright environment is properly configured to handle Umbraco's authentication mechanisms before running automated scripts. This skill is designed for headless or browser-based testing; it does not replace unit testing for core business logic outside the UI layer.