Here are 100 chapter title suggestions for a book on learning Jest Puppeteer (JavaScript) testing technology, progressing from beginner to advanced topics:
¶ Part 1: Introduction to Jest and Puppeteer
- Introduction to Automated Testing in JavaScript
- What is Jest? An Overview of the Testing Framework
- What is Puppeteer? A Guide to Browser Automation
- Why Combine Jest and Puppeteer for Testing?
- Setting Up Jest and Puppeteer in Your Project
- Installing and Configuring Jest for JavaScript Testing
- Getting Started with Puppeteer for Browser Automation
- First Steps: Writing a Basic Test with Jest and Puppeteer
- Running Jest Tests with Puppeteer Integration
- Understanding Jest's Testing Framework and Architecture
- Writing Your First Puppeteer Script for Browser Interaction
- The Basics of Page Navigation and Interaction with Puppeteer
- Creating Basic Browser Tests with Jest and Puppeteer
- Understanding Asynchronous Testing in Jest and Puppeteer
- Best Practices for Structuring Jest and Puppeteer Tests
- Writing Tests in Jest: Setup, Teardown, and Assertions
- Using Jest Matchers for Better Test Assertions
- Understanding Jest’s Test Lifecycle
- Running Jest Tests with Different Environments and Configurations
- Mocking Functions and Modules in Jest
- Snapshot Testing with Jest and Puppeteer
- Writing Test Suites with Jest
- Using Jest's beforeAll, afterAll, beforeEach, and afterEach Hooks
- Grouping Tests with describe() Blocks in Jest
- Using Jest for Test-Driven Development (TDD)
- Handling Test Failures and Debugging Jest Tests
- Configuring Jest for Multiple Test Environments
- Handling Edge Cases and Test Coverage in Jest
- Testing Async Code in Jest
- Testing with Promises and async/await in Jest
- Navigating Web Pages with Puppeteer
- Filling Forms and Clicking Buttons with Puppeteer
- Taking Screenshots with Puppeteer
- Extracting Data from Web Pages Using Puppeteer
- Simulating User Interactions: Click, Hover, Type
- Working with Page Elements: querySelector and querySelectorAll
- Handling Popups, Alerts, and Confirmations with Puppeteer
- Navigating Between Pages in Puppeteer
- Handling Multiple Pages or Tabs in Puppeteer
- Working with iframes in Puppeteer
- Simulating Mobile Devices with Puppeteer’s Device Emulation
- Handling Files and Downloads with Puppeteer
- Capturing Performance Metrics and Logs with Puppeteer
- Extracting Network Data and HTTP Requests with Puppeteer
- Working with Cookies and Local Storage in Puppeteer
- Customizing Puppeteer Launch Options for Testing
- Testing Single-Page Applications (SPA) with Puppeteer
- Handling Dynamic Content with Puppeteer
- Using Puppeteer to Test Responsive Web Designs
- Puppeteer’s Intercepting Requests and Responses
- Manipulating DOM Elements with Puppeteer
- Using Puppeteer with Web APIs (WebSocket, IndexedDB)
- Handling Authentication in Puppeteer
- Automating Login Flows with Puppeteer
- Working with Captchas in Puppeteer
- Automating End-to-End Tests with Puppeteer
- Running Headless vs. Headed Browsers in Puppeteer
- Parallelizing Puppeteer Tests for Faster Execution
- Managing Timeouts and Delays in Puppeteer Tests
- Optimizing Puppeteer for Large-Scale Web Applications
¶ Part 5: Integrating Jest and Puppeteer
- Setting Up Jest-Puppeteer Integration
- Creating Test Files for Jest and Puppeteer
- Running Puppeteer Tests Inside Jest Test Suites
- Combining Jest Matchers with Puppeteer Assertions
- Handling Global Setup and Teardown in Jest-Puppeteer
- Creating Custom Jest Puppeteer Matchers
- Mocking API Calls in Jest with Puppeteer
- Testing Login Flows in Web Applications with Jest and Puppeteer
- Using Jest’s beforeEach and afterEach Hooks for Puppeteer Tests
- Combining Jest and Puppeteer for Data-Driven Testing
- Running Puppeteer Tests in Continuous Integration (CI)
- Handling Test Failures in Jest-Puppeteer Integration
- Debugging Jest-Puppeteer Test Failures
- Customizing Jest Configuration for Puppeteer Tests
- Generating Code Coverage Reports with Jest and Puppeteer
- Parallel Testing with Jest and Puppeteer
- Optimizing Jest-Puppeteer Tests for Speed
- Managing Puppeteer Browser Instances for Performance
- Efficient Use of Waits and Timeouts in Puppeteer
- Handling Large DOMs and Web Applications with Puppeteer
- Leveraging Jest for Cross-Browser Testing with Puppeteer
- Running Puppeteer Tests on Remote Browsers (e.g., Sauce Labs)
- Scaling Jest-Puppeteer Tests for Enterprise Applications
- Optimizing Puppeteer for Mobile Testing
- Caching Browser Sessions in Puppeteer for Speed
- Handling Test Dependencies and Shared States
- Reducing Test Flakiness in Jest-Puppeteer
- Creating Custom Puppeteer Workers for Performance
- Avoiding Common Bottlenecks in Puppeteer Tests
- Using Headless Puppeteer for Performance Testing
- Automating E-Commerce Site Tests with Jest-Puppeteer
- End-to-End Testing of Forms with Jest and Puppeteer
- Web Scraping and Automation with Jest and Puppeteer
- Testing Navigation and Routing in Web Applications
- Testing User Authentication Flows with Jest and Puppeteer
- Simulating User Interactions in Complex Web Applications
- Automating the Testing of REST APIs with Jest and Puppeteer
- Automating Login and Logout Flows with Puppeteer
- Testing and Automating Progressive Web Apps (PWA)
- Building a Full Automation Pipeline with Jest, Puppeteer, and CI/CD
These chapters cover all aspects of using Jest and Puppeteer, from initial setup and basic usage to advanced techniques such as testing performance, parallel test execution, and real-world use cases. The progression of topics helps learners build their knowledge from foundational concepts to more sophisticated, production-level automation practices.