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What does the Testing E2e skill do?

Run end-to-end tests for complete user workflows It is listed under Coding & Dev Tools on SkillMD.

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Who published Testing E2e?

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Testing E2e by wojons — Agent Skill

Name: Testing E2e
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: wojons

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End-to-End Testing

Test complete user workflows from start to finish in a production-like environment.

When to use me

Use this skill when:

Testing critical user journeys before release
Validating complete system integration
Ensuring UI interactions work correctly
Simulating real user behavior and scenarios
Testing across multiple systems and services
Performing acceptance testing from user perspective

What I do

Identify critical user workflows and happy paths
Set up production-like test environments
Simulate user interactions with the application
Test across browsers, devices, and platforms
Validate complete data flows from UI to database
Test error scenarios and recovery flows
Measure performance of complete user journeys

Examples

# Run E2E tests with common frameworks
npm run test:e2e              # Cypress, Playwright, Selenium
npx cypress run              # Cypress specifically
npx playwright test         # Playwright
pytest tests/e2e/           # Python with Selenium

# Run specific E2E test suites
npm run test:e2e -- --spec "cypress/e2e/login.cy.js"
npx playwright test login.spec.js

# Run with different browsers
npx playwright test --browser=all
npx cypress run --browser chrome

# Run with visual testing
npx playwright test --screenshot=on

Output format

End-to-End Test Results:
──────────────────────────────
✅ User Registration Flow
  ✓ Visit registration page
  ✓ Fill registration form
  ✓ Submit form successfully
  ✓ Verify confirmation email
  ✓ Login with new credentials

❌ Checkout Flow
  ✗ Add item to cart
  ✓ Proceed to checkout
  ✗ Payment processing fails (Timeout)
    Error: Payment gateway timeout after 30s

⚠️ Account Settings
  ⚠️ Password change saves but email not sent

Summary: 12 scenarios, 9 passed, 2 failed, 1 warning
Test Duration: 4m 23s

Notes

E2E tests are slowest but most realistic
Run fewer E2E tests, focus on critical paths
Use headless browsers for CI/CD pipelines
Implement retry logic for flaky tests
Clean up test data thoroughly
Consider visual regression testing for UI
Test across multiple viewport sizes
Monitor test execution time and optimize

---name: testing-e2edescription: Run end-to-end tests for complete user workflowslicense: MITcompatibility: opencodemetadata: audience: developers category: testing---# End-to-End TestingTest complete user workflows from start to finish in a production-like environment.## When to use meUse this skill when:- Testing critical user journeys before release- Validating complete system integration- Ensuring UI interactions work correctly- Simulating real user behavior and scenarios- Testing across multiple systems and services- Performing acceptance testing from user perspective## What I do- Identify critical user workflows and happy paths- Set up production-like test environments- Simulate user interactions with the application- Test across browsers, devices, and platforms- Validate complete data flows from UI to database- Test error scenarios and recovery flows- Measure performance of complete user journeys## Examples```bash# Run E2E tests with common frameworksnpm run test:e2e # Cypress, Playwright, Seleniumnpx cypress run # Cypress specificallynpx playwright test # Playwrightpytest tests/e2e/ # Python with Selenium# Run specific E2E test suitesnpm run test:e2e -- --spec "cypress/e2e/login.cy.js"npx playwright test login.spec.js# Run with different browsersnpx playwright test --browser=allnpx cypress run --browser chrome# Run with visual testingnpx playwright test --screenshot=on```## Output format```End-to-End Test Results:──────────────────────────────✅ User Registration Flow ✓ Visit registration page ✓ Fill registration form ✓ Submit form successfully ✓ Verify confirmation email ✓ Login with new credentials❌ Checkout Flow ✗ Add item to cart ✓ Proceed to checkout ✗ Payment processing fails (Timeout) Error: Payment gateway timeout after 30s⚠️ Account Settings ⚠️ Password change saves but email not sentSummary: 12 scenarios, 9 passed, 2 failed, 1 warningTest Duration: 4m 23s```## Notes- E2E tests are slowest but most realistic- Run fewer E2E tests, focus on critical paths- Use headless browsers for CI/CD pipelines- Implement retry logic for flaky tests- Clean up test data thoroughly- Consider visual regression testing for UI- Test across multiple viewport sizes- Monitor test execution time and optimize

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