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Scaffold page object

Skill Diegocortes15/playwright-ia-automation-framework-saucedemo/.claude/skills/scaffold-page-object

Generate a draft Page Object class from a live page snapshot, composing framework components when detected.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add Diegocortes15/playwright-ia-automation-framework-saucedemo --skill scaffold-page-object

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SKILL.md

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scaffold-page-object

Given a URL + page name + optional storageState, this skill produces a draft Page Object class file at src/pages/<Name>.ts (or scratch/<Name>.ts for experimentation). The output follows the framework's POM-by-component conventions: readonly locator fields, constructor wiring, action methods inferred from the live page, and composition of framework components detected on the page.

How to use it

Tell Claude what you want:

Use the scaffold-page-object skill to create a CheckoutCompletePage from https://www.saucedemo.com/checkout-complete.html using auth/standard.json.

Or for experimentation, send the output to scratch/:

Use the scaffold-page-object skill to create a LoginPage from https://www.saucedemo.com — no auth needed. Write to scratch/LoginPage.ts.

Workflow

The full 12-step procedural workflow is in references/workflow.md. Read that file before executing the skill.

References

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What ships with it: 3 files

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