MuagQA Site Documentation

What MuagQA Does

MuagQA helps you turn app details and Playwright test blocks into structured QA outputs fast. Use the Generate page to create test cases and project dashboards, or the POM Converter to transform raw Playwright tests into clean Page Object Model (POM) files.

Generate Test Cases: Provide your URL, app type, critical flow, and risk level to receive a project ID and a dashboard of generated test cases.

POM Converter: Paste a Playwright test block and instantly get a POM class file and POM-style spec output. Copy or download the output.

Why teams love it

- Cleaner test architecture
- Consistent POM structure
- Time saved on manual refactors
- Works with real‑world test blocks

Tips

- Keep critical flows specific to get better coverage
- You can always edit outputs after generation

How MuagQA Benefits Junior QA Engineers

- Clear, structured outputs that guide them
- Less boilerplate = faster learning curve
- Immediate “done” artifacts they can test and extend

How MuagQA Benefits Senior QA Engineers

- Consistent, scalable POM structure
- Less time spent reviewing poor‑quality test code
- Faster onboarding and team standardization
- Easier to enforce conventions across large projects

MuagQA CLI Documentation

About MuagQA CLI
MuagQA is a command-line tool that connects to your one-time session token, fetches test cases, and launches Playwright Codegen so you can record browser flows into test files. It handles browser dependencies and guides users through recording tests quickly. It also provides users with server generated tests to help speed up their automation, if they do not want to interact with playwright directly for all test cases.

Why use MuagQA
- Faster test creation: record user journeys in a real browser instead of writing tests by hand.
- Generate playwright test templates for the selected flow in seconds - Generated or recorded tests can be converted to POM [Page Object Model] - One-time tokens: access is gated to a session for better control and auditing.
- Auto setup: installs Playwright browsers and opens codegen when you run the CLI.
- Repeatable output: recorded and generated tests are saved as spec files for later runs.

Requirements
- Have Node.js 18+ downloaded on your system

- Run npm init -y in the command to ensure you have npm initialiazed

- Run npm init playwright@latest in the command to ensure you have playwright installed

- Ensure npm is installed by running, npm install

- Global install MuagQA, so the command is available everywhere: npm install -g muagqa@latest

Other CLI Commands

- Record mode (opens Playwright, prompts for token if missing): muagqa

- Record mode with token: muagqa --record "session Token inserted here"

For example: muagqa --record abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123

- Template mode (server‑generated tests): muagqa --template "session Token inserted here"

- Check version: muagqa --version or muagqa -v

- Check for updates: muagqa --check-update

- Recorded files are saved to: /generated-tests

- To Update: npm install -g muagqa@latest

Troubleshooting

-Playwright browser download skipped

If users set PLAYWRIGHT_SKIP_BROWSER_DOWNLOAD=1 or install with --ignore-scripts, browsers will not download. Fix by re-running MuagQA install without those flags:

- Firewall or proxy issues

Playwright downloads browsers during install. If a network blocks downloads, users should configure their proxy or whitelist Playwright CDN access.