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Playwright Dummy Project / Skeleton

This project is a skeleton setup for Playwright, including examples for core functionalities such as page objects, fixtures, and tags/annotations. Follow the instructions below to set up and run the tests.

Prerequisites

  1. Install Node.js and npm

  2. Install Project Dependencies

    • Navigate to the project directory and run the following command to install all necessary dependencies: npm install

Running Tests

Run all Tests for all projects via npx playwright test

The dotenv and cross-env packages are now used, for dynamic loading of env files. The default env loaded when no env is provided is /env/.env.prod.

A different env can be provided by npx cross-env ENV=<name> <runTests>. This command should work on all machines and environments. Example: npx cross-env ENV=local npm run dummyTests

The project includes several npm scripts to facilitate running tests. Here are the available shortcuts:

  1. Run Debug Last Failed Test

    • This script runs the last failed test in debug mode:
      npm run debugLastFailedTest
    • This is useful for debugging purposes, allowing you to identify and fix issues.

  2. Run Dummy Tests

    • This script runs tests tagged with @dummyTag for the chromium project:
      npm run dummyTests
    • Use this to quickly run a subset of tests that are marked as dummy tests.

  3. Run Desktop Tests

    • This script runs tests for the desktop chromium, firefox and webkit projects:
      npm run desktopTests
    • This is useful for testing on desktop browser configurations.

  4. Run Mobile Tests

    • This script runs tests for both Mobile Chrome and Mobile Safari projects:
      npm run mobileTests
    • This is useful for testing on mobile browser configurations.

Additional Information

  • Page Objects: The project follows the page object model to organize and manage page-specific code.
  • Fixtures: Fixtures are used to set up the test environment, providing reusable data and context for tests.
  • Tags/Annotations: Tags are used to categorize and selectively run tests.