Full-Stack E2E Testing Framework

01. Project Overview

A full-chain automation framework covering frontend, API, database, Redis and message queue validation — End-to-End Testing beyond Web UI Automation.

02. Problem

Why build this?

UI-only automation misses regressions in API, cache, and message paths.

03. Solution

How was it solved?

Validate the full chain: Playwright through API, backend, MySQL, Redis, and MQ.

04. Architecture

System architecture

05. Key Features

Core capabilities

• Cross-layer assertions (UI + API + data)
• Cache and message-side validation
• Environment fixtures and isolation
• Parallel execution and rich traces
• Dockerized runners and CI hooks

06. My Role

What did I specifically do?

• Defined full-chain architecture from UI through MQ validation.
• Designed Playwright-first execution with API and data checks in one flow.
• Preparing a public TypeScript + Playwright repository (coming soon).

07. Tech Stack

What technologies power it?

• Playwright
• TypeScript
• API clients
• MySQL
• Redis
• MQ
• Docker
• CI/CD

08. Metrics

What results can we show?

09. Deployment

How do you run it?

Repository is upcoming — architecture and case study are published first; clone/run steps will land with the public repo.

1. Review the system and test chains on this case study page.
2. Use the architecture as the blueprint for Playwright + API + data validation.
3. Watch for the public TypeScript + Playwright repository release.

10. GitHub

Source repository coming soon.

11. Live Demo

Live demo link coming soon.

12. Tradeoffs

• Full-chain coverage over shallow UI checks — fewer green lies.
• TypeScript + Playwright as the primary execution spine.
• Public case study ships before the repo is ready — no fake GitHub links.

13. What shipped

• Clear full-stack E2E narrative for hiring review
• Architecture ready for the upcoming open-source repo