This package provides the necessary boilerplate to quickly begin testing your Laravel applications using Playwright.
If you haven't already installed Playwright; that's your first step.
yarn create playwright
If you want to use also the test components, you can add the --ct
flag to the command above.
yarn create playwright --ct
Now you're ready to install this package through Composer. Pull it in as a development-only dependency.
composer require didix16/laravel-playwright --dev
Finally, run the playwright:boilerplate
command to copy over the initial boilerplate files for your Playwright tests.
php artisan playwright:boilerplate
Also, you can run the command with the --ct
option to copy the boilerplate for the test components.
php artisan playwright:boilerplate --ct={none|react|solid|vue|svelte}
In order to make it work, you have to edit the playwright-ct.config.ts
or playwright.config.ts
file and set the following properties:
testDir: './tests/playwright', // or whatever your Playwright test directory is
workers: 1, // set it to 1 to avoid database collisions
use: {
baseURL: 'http://localhost:8000', // or whatever your Laravel test app URL is
},
}
That's it! You're ready to go. We've provided an laravel-examples.spec.ts
spec for you to play around with it. Let's run it now:
yarn playwright test
- Make the tests can run in parallel to avoid database collisions
- Yoann Frommelt
- Jeffrey Way for the amazing inspiration
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