Test core repo created to demonstrate the usage of Playwright in action along with TypeScript.
- Clone the repo
SSH: git@github.com:michalkasiarz/playwright-typescript-poc.git
HTTP: https://github.com/michalkasiarz/playwright-typescript-poc.git
Github CLI: gh repo clone michalkasiarz/playwright-typescript-poc
- Install NodeJS and NPM
- Do a
npm installin the project root
There are E2E tests for 🔗 ZeroWebApp, separated by a given flow, for example payments, searchbox, etc. The following node scripts are defined for running the tests:
test:e2e to run all E2E suites for all browsers,
test:e2e:exchange to run suite for Exchange Currency flow,
test:e2e:feedback for Feedback form,
test:e2e:funds for Funds tests,
test:e2e:login for login and logout flow,
test:e2e:payments for Payments module,
test:e2e:searchbox for searchbox,
test:e2e:transactions for transactions filtering.
These scripts are being run by NPM, so to start the suite for funds, the complete terminal command looks like npm run test:e2e:funds. All tests are set to run concurrently by default and for three browser engines: Chromium, Firefox and Webkit.
In order to customize the run of the tests, npx playwright test command needs to be used. To run tests for a specific browser, --project parameter needs to be used. For example, to run E2E scenarios for payments flow only on Firefox, use command npx playwright test --project=firefox --grep @payments. Headfull mode can be turned on by setting headless key to true in the e2e.config.ts file or by overriding the default setup with the --headed parameter for npx playwright test command. For details about commands customization refer to 🔗 Playwright docs on Command line.
If there would be any test failures, test run artifacts (videos and screenshots) can be found in the test-results catalog. Also, after running the regression set, an HTML test report is generated that will look like this:
The report itself will be placed in the playwright-report folder. In order to display the report after the local execution you may need to use npx playwright show-report command.
Playwright provides its own debugger called Playwright Inspector that may be run upon the test execution. In order to use it, add await page.pause line at which you want the application to stop. Remember to remove that line after the debugging session!