Playwright
Playwright provides a set of APIs to automate Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit browsers. By using the Playwright API, you can write scripts to create new browser pages, navigate to URLs, and interact with elements on a page. Along with a test runner, Playwright can be used to automate user interactions to validate and test web applications.
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What are you trying to achieve?
export DataTable and other cucumber-related types such that we can use it in step definitions
What do you get instead?
I need to manually define it on our own
interface OwnTableDefinition {
/**
* obtain an object that allows you to get a simple version of the table parsed by column or row
*/
parse(): {
/**
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I am trying to use this
https://playwright.dev/docs/1.14/api/class-locator
But type Page doesn't have a Locator method. I see many generated structs related to the Locator API but not the locator struct/interface itself.
was this intentionally left out because it's not doable yet or can this be added?
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When this modal appears the script execution is stopped, it does not execute your next action.
I've encountered this issues on Amazon & Google.
Is there a way to detect and interact with permission, to click on Block or Allow ?
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The current mock mechanism is "strict" regarding trailing slashes:
mockiavelli.mockGET('/example', {status: 200})
// GET /example/ => 404
This behaviour should be at least configurable to allow ignoring trailing slashes:
const mockiavelli = await Mockiavelli.setup(page, {ignoreTrailingSlashes: true});
mockiavelli.mockGET('/example', {status: 200})
// GET /example/ => 200
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Released January 31, 2020
Latest release 6 days ago
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- microsoft/playwright
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- playwright.dev
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