Add Playwright tests for Vulnerability UI

[niyazRedhat]

Summary

• Add _playwright-tests/ folder with Playwright tests for Vulnerability UI
• Navigation smoke tests for CVEs, Systems, and Reports pages
• Helper utilities for login, navigation, and fixtures
• playwright.config.js with Chromium, proxy support, and retry config
• playwright_example.env template for environment setup

Test coverage

• test_navigation.test.ts — navigation smoke tests (CVEs, Systems, Reports pages)
• test_cves.test.ts — CVEs page filter, search, pagination tests

How to run

See _playwright-tests/README.md for full setup instructions.

Status

🚧 WIP — tests being stabilized, not ready for review yet

Summary by Sourcery

Add Playwright-base testing support for the Vulnerability UI, including configuration, helpers, and navigation coverage for key pages.

Build:

• Add Playwright and dotenv dev dependencies and npm scripts for running, debugging, and reporting Playwright test runs.

Tests:

• Introduce a Playwright test suite for Vulnerability UI with shared helpers, fixtures, and navigation and CVEs page coverage.

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Reviewer's Guide

Adds a Playwright-based end-to-end test suite for the Vulnerability UI, including configuration, helpers, auth bootstrap, and npm scripts to run the tests with environment-driven base URL and proxy settings.

Sequence diagram for Playwright auth setup and test execution

sequenceDiagram
  actor Dev
  participant NPM as NPM_Scripts
  participant PW as Playwright_CLI
  participant CFG as Playwright_Config
  participant SETUP as AuthSetup_Test
  participant APP as Vulnerability_UI_App
  participant STATE as StorageState_File
  participant TESTS as Chromium_Tests

  Dev->>NPM: run test:playwright
  NPM->>PW: invoke playwright test
  PW->>CFG: load configuration
  CFG-->>PW: projects setup, chromium

  PW->>SETUP: run setup project tests
  SETUP->>APP: navigate to BASE_URL and perform login
  APP-->>SETUP: returns authenticated session
  SETUP->>STATE: save storageState to .auth/admin_user.json
  SETUP-->>PW: setup complete

  PW->>TESTS: run chromium project tests
  TESTS->>STATE: load storageState
  TESTS->>APP: open Vulnerability UI pages (CVEs, Systems, Reports)
  APP-->>TESTS: render pages for assertions

  TESTS-->>PW: report results
  PW-->>Dev: output report (HTML/JSON or list)

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Class diagram for the new Playwright test modules

classDiagram
  class PlaywrightConfig {
  }

  class AuthSetup {
  }

  class ConstantsHelper {
  }

  class FixturesHelper {
  }

  class LoginHelpers {
  }

  class NavHelpers {
  }

  class TestNavigation {
  }

  class TestCVEs {
  }

  PlaywrightConfig <.. AuthSetup : defines_project_setup
  PlaywrightConfig <.. TestNavigation : configures_project
  PlaywrightConfig <.. TestCVEs : configures_project

  AuthSetup --> FixturesHelper : uses_fixtures
  AuthSetup --> LoginHelpers : uses_login_helpers

  FixturesHelper --> LoginHelpers : composes
  FixturesHelper --> NavHelpers : composes
  FixturesHelper --> ConstantsHelper : uses_constants

  TestNavigation --> FixturesHelper : uses
  TestNavigation --> NavHelpers : uses
  TestNavigation --> ConstantsHelper : uses

  TestCVEs --> FixturesHelper : uses
  TestCVEs --> NavHelpers : uses
  TestCVEs --> ConstantsHelper : uses

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce Playwright E2E test infrastructure and configuration for Vulnerability UI.	Add Playwright test runner dependency and dotenv for env-based configuration Create Playwright config with CI-friendly retries, reporting, proxy support, and an auth bootstrap project Add npm scripts to run Playwright tests in various modes (CLI, headed, debug, UI, report)	package.json package-lock.json playwright.config.js
Add Playwright helpers and fixtures for auth, navigation, and popup handling.	Implement login helpers that validate required env vars, perform Red Hat SSO login, and persist storage state/auth token Add helpers for closing cookie and Pendo popups and ensuring preview mode is disabled Provide constants for core Vulnerability routes, headings, and common filter labels Create a custom Playwright test fixture that auto-closes popups before using the page fixture	_playwright-tests/helpers/loginHelpers.ts _playwright-tests/helpers/navHelpers.ts _playwright-tests/helpers/constants.ts _playwright-tests/helpers/fixtures.ts
Add Vulnerability UI Playwright test suite skeleton and documentation.	Document Playwright tests folder structure, environment setup, auth flow, and selector guidelines Introduce auth setup test that logs in once and stores session state for dependent tests Add initial navigation and CVEs page tests (filters, search, pagination) and example env file for configuration	_playwright-tests/README.md _playwright-tests/auth.setup.ts _playwright-tests/test_navigation.test.ts _playwright-tests/test_cves.test.ts playwright_example.env

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