Question 1

What does the Test Framework Generator produce?

Accepted Answer

A .zip containing a working test automation project: dependencies pinned against live registries, a continuous-integration workflow for your chosen provider, parallel execution and result merging across shards, sample tests in the chosen pattern, a CycloneDX bill of materials, and a security scan of every dependency against the OSV database.

Question 2

Which testing frameworks are supported?

Accepted Answer

Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, WebdriverIO, TestCafe, Puppeteer, Nightwatch, CodeceptJS, Robot Framework, Geb, Capybara, Watir, and Serenity. Languages covered include TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Java, C#, Ruby, and Groovy.

Question 3

How does this compare to npm init playwright or asking an AI assistant?

Accepted Answer

The official CLIs produce a sample test and a default config. An AI assistant will do the same on request. Neither will set up test sharding across continuous-integration runners, report merging, trace-on-retry, accessibility scanning, or visual regression baselines unless you know the exact terms to ask for. The Test Framework Generator ships all of those by default.

Question 4

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

£11.99 per generated framework. One-time payment, no subscription. Configure and preview the file tree for free; pay only at download.

Question 5

Is the dependency list current?

Accepted Answer

Every download resolves dependency versions against the live npm, PyPI, Maven Central, NuGet, or RubyGems registry at the moment you click download. A fresh CVE scan against the OSV database runs on each generation.