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playwright-session

v0.0.7

Published

Visual Debugger for Playwright automation.

Downloads

232

Readme

Playwright-Session

Playwright-Session UI visualizes a recorded Playwright session in a UI containing:

  • Video from the session,
  • DOM HTML Viewer,
  • Network Requests Viewer,
  • Console Viewer,
  • Playwright actions listed in console view to easily understand what your script was doing,

Playwright-Session in action

Recording Session

To record your own Playwright session, start by adding this package to your project:

npm install playwright-session --save-dev

Once you have the package installed, you need to initialize your playwright script with the recorder:

import { chromium } from "playwright";
import initializeRecorder from "playwright-session";

(async () => {
  const browser = await chromium.launch();

  // Recorder is initalizing required events collection,
  // to later be able to replay a Playwright session in the UI.
  // Session file, that can be loaded in the UI,
  // will be saved to ./vuetify-session-events.ldjson
  const { page, context } = await initializeRecorder(
    browser,
    "vuetify-session-events"
  );

  await page.goto("https://vuetifyjs.com/en/");

  await page.evaluate(() => console.log("Adding sample console log 1"));
  await page.evaluate(() => console.warn("Adding sample console log 2"));
  await page.evaluate(() => console.info("Adding sample console log 3"));
  await page.evaluate(() => console.error("Adding sample console log 4"));
  await page.evaluate(() => console.debug("Adding sample console log 5"));

  await page.click('a[href="/en/getting-started/quick-start/"]');

  await page.click('text="UI Components"');

  await page.click('text="Form inputs & controls"');

  await page.click('text="Forms"');

  await page.waitForSelector('#usage .v-example input[type="text"]');

  const inputs = await page.$$('#usage .v-example input[type="text"]');

  await page.click("#usage h2");

  // Adding timeouts here, to show down Playwright,
  // and make recorded session a bit smoother.
  await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 1000));

  await inputs[0].fill("Welcome");
  await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 500));
  await inputs[1].fill("To");
  await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 500));
  await inputs[2].fill("Playwright-Session");

  await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 3000));

  await browser.close();
})();

Replaying Session

Once you have your session file recorded, head over to the Playwright-Session UI, upload your session file by clicking on the Upload button in the top-left corner of the UI, and play your session. You can also provide a link to your custom session file via a query string parameter like this: https://playwright-session.hotdata.co/?session_url=https://playwright-session.hotdata.co/vuetify-session-events.ldjson.

API

/**
 * Bootstraps session recording on top of the open browser connection.
 * Session recording will be saved to a file defined by `sessionFilePath` argument.
 * Once bootstrapped, this function will return a new BrowserContext & Page.
 * @param browser ChromiumBrowser Browser instance.
 * @param [sessionFilePath] [OPTIONAL] Path where session recoeding file should be saved.
 * Defaults to `${process.cwd()}/playwright-session-events-${new Date().toISOString()}.ldjson`.
 * @param contextOpts [OPTIONAL] Options that can be passed to `browser.newContext` call, used when creating new BrowserContext.
 */
export default async function initializeRecorder(
  browser: ChromiumBrowser,
  sessionFilePath: string = undefined,
  contextOpts: any = undefined
): Promise<InitializeRecorderResponse>;

/**
 * Recorder is extending browser methods, and returns both page & context objects for further modifications.
 */
type InitializeRecorderResponse = {
  page: Page;
  context: ChromiumBrowserContext;
};