Testing Framework
Testing Framework
Section titled “Testing Framework”Puppeteer MCP provides a comprehensive testing framework covering security, performance, user experience, and acceptance testing. This section contains detailed strategies, tools, and checklists for ensuring robust, reliable browser automation.
Testing Categories
Section titled “Testing Categories”Comprehensive security testing strategies including penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and compliance validation.
Load testing, stress testing, and performance monitoring strategies with specific scenarios and benchmarks.
User experience testing methodologies, including accessibility, usability, and cross-browser compatibility testing.
Quick reference checklist for UX testing tasks and validation points.
End-to-end acceptance testing procedures and automated testing frameworks.
Testing Philosophy
Section titled “Testing Philosophy”Our testing approach follows these principles:
- Security-First: Every feature must pass security validation
- Performance-Aware: All changes are benchmarked for performance impact
- User-Centric: Testing prioritizes actual user workflows and scenarios
- Automated: Maximum automation with manual validation for edge cases
- Continuous: Testing is integrated into CI/CD pipelines
Quick Start
Section titled “Quick Start”- Set up your testing environment following the Installation Guide
- Choose your testing focus from the categories above
- Follow the specific testing procedures in each section
- Integrate with CI/CD using our Operations Guide
Testing Tools
Section titled “Testing Tools”The framework leverages:
- Jest for unit and integration testing
- Puppeteer for browser automation testing
- Artillery for load and performance testing
- Custom security scanners for vulnerability assessment
- GitHub Actions for continuous testing
Support
Section titled “Support”For testing-related questions:
- Review Development Workflow for testing integration
- Check Operations for CI/CD testing setup
- Open issues on GitHub for testing problems