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GHGonzalo Herrera Llobetagonll.hashnode.devMay 24 · 3 min read

Stop Writing Fake Data by Hand. Let Your Zod Schema Do It.

If you use Zod, you already described the shape of your data. So why are you describing it a second time with faker? The problem This is a pattern most TypeScript devs have written at least once: cons

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GGGross geekhowtoplaywright.onlineOct 10, 2025 · 5 min read

🧪 Understanding Browser, Context, and Page in Playwright

When working in playwright , it is very important to understand the in-built fixtures such as Browser , context, page Just imagine how you will access a particular website. You will open a browser . This does the below tasks in the background Open...

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HRHemachandra Routhuhemachandra.hashnode.devSep 29, 2024 · 10 min read

How to test/mock Configuration files in Python

Introduction We will be using configuration files in our projects so frequently that, without a configuration file, it becomes difficult to change the code each time. Why do we need a configuration file? Imagine I have created a project that runs on ...

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KTKunaal Thanikkunaal.hashnode.devSep 5, 2024 · 3 min read

PageObjects, Fixtures, Pytest

Chapter 02 - how to use Page Object Models, Fixtures, pyTest mark, Environment Variables, pytest.ini and conftest Recap: https://kunaal.hashnode.dev/automation-ch01-initialization Previously, we set up the testing framework using Playwright and Pytho...

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KTKunaal Thanikkunaal.hashnode.devJul 26, 2024 · 2 min read

Pytest Fixtures

Fixtures: A pytest fixture is a function in the pytest framework that provides a fixed baseline environment for tests. This environment can include setting up database connections, preparing test data, or even creating temporary directories. Fixture...

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ABAleš Blaznikales.blaznik.siMar 10, 2024 · 3 min read

When Fixtures Aren't Enough: Testing with Large Datasets in the Database

We all know the value of test data. It helps us identify bugs, ensure functionality, and build confidence in our systems. But what happens when your trusty test data libraries start to slow down under the weight of millions of records? This is where ...

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PCPablo Curell Mompoblog.codemanship.devMar 6, 2024 · 2 min read

Test factories should not have randomness, but... Why?

I had a discussion with a colleague the other day about randommess in FactoryBot objects. They were in favor of having randomness in their objects, their main argument being: If we have random values, eventually we are bound to find the edge cases. ...

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MDMitchell Daddariomitchell-daddarios-developer-blog.comJun 20, 2022 · 6 min read

Python: Unit Testing with Pytest

In this post I will highlight the most important features of unit testing with Pytest, Python's most popular testing framework! What is Unit Testing and Why does it Matter? Unit testing is a software development process in which the smallest units of...

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WGWisdom Geekwisdomgeek.hashnode.devMar 11, 2021 · 4 min read

Adding fixtures and parameterized functions to PyTest

As we discussed in our post on getting started with Pytest, the framework allows us to re-use tests by making use of test fixtures and parameterized functions. In this post, we will learn how to do so. We will build on our simple calculator example t...

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Stop Writing Fake Data by Hand. Let Your Zod Schema Do It.

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How to test/mock Configuration files in Python

PageObjects, Fixtures, Pytest

Pytest Fixtures

When Fixtures Aren't Enough: Testing with Large Datasets in the Database

Test factories should not have randomness, but... Why?

Python: Unit Testing with Pytest

Adding fixtures and parameterized functions to PyTest