GenAI: Automated Script Generation should support Typescript

Description
Currently, Xray AI Test Script Generation supports Selenium and Playwright frameworks using Java and Python languages only. However, it does not support TypeScript, which is a primary language for modern Playwright-based automation.

We propose enhancing the AI Test Script Generation feature to add TypeScript support, enabling broader adoption and reducing friction for teams standardized on the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem.

User friction
Users who rely on Playwright with TypeScript cannot directly use the AI-generated test scripts. This forces them to either:

• Manually rewrite generated scripts into TypeScript, or
• Switch to unsupported languages solely to use the AI feature

This breaks workflow continuity and significantly reduces the value of AI-driven test generation.

Steps to reproduce (right now) / Actual Result:

• Open Xray and navigate to AI Test Script Generation
• Select Playwright as the automation framework
• Attempt to choose TypeScript as the scripting language

Actual Result:
TypeScript is not available as a language option. Only Java and Python are supported.

IMPACT

• Prevents adoption of AI features by teams using Playwright + TypeScript
• Increases manual effort and error-prone script translation
• Reduces competitiveness compared to tools that support TypeScript-first workflows
• Limits usability for frontend-heavy teams where TypeScript is the default

What would improve if solved:

• Users can directly generate Playwright TypeScript test scripts using AI
• Faster test creation with reduced manual intervention
• Higher accuracy and consistency in the generated test automation
• Improved overall developer and QA experience

Impact on stakeholders:

• QA Engineers: Reduced scripting effort and faster automation
• Developers: Alignment with existing TypeScript codebases
• Product Teams: Increased feature adoption and customer satisfaction
• Business: Broader market reach and stronger competitive positioning

Current workaround:

• Generate test scripts in Java or Python
• Manually rewrite them into TypeScript
• Validate syntax and framework compatibility manually

CONTEXT & EXAMPLES:
TypeScript has become the default language for Playwright, especially for web applications built using modern frontend frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.

Many organizations standardize on TypeScript-only automation, making the current AI feature inaccessible without additional rework.

Concrete example:
A QA team using Playwright + TypeScript wants to generate a login test using AI.
The AI produces a Java-based Playwright script, which the team must:

• Rewrite into TypeScript
• Adjust async/await syntax
• Modify assertions and locators for TypeScript conventions

This negates the productivity gains promised by AI test generation.

Workaround risk:

• Manual translations introduce syntax and logic errors
• Inconsistent test implementations across teams
• Increased maintenance cost
• Discourages the usage of AI features altogether