We are cross browser for real now. Let's run all the tests on npm test.
EDIT: This issue seems to be search engine bait for people looking how to run tests their with playwright. This is talking about how to run playwright's own internal tests. Please file a new issue if you need help running your own tests with playwright.
@JoelEinbinder - Have you though about moving to Jest as the test runner? I think that using a popular open source library as a test runner is a better choice (easier for new developer to get in, tons of features, etc.)
I'll be happy to help.
@JoelEinbinder - Have you though about moving to Jest as the test runner? I think that using a popular open source library as a test runner is a better choice (easier for new developer to get in, tons of features, etc.)
I'll be happy to help.
We鈥檝e been very happy with our current testing setup. Philosophically it would be good to be on Jest, because it would bring us closer to our users. But I don鈥檛 want to regress our dev experience in order to accomplish that.
If you send a PR or a prototype I鈥檒l gladly take a look. I don鈥檛 want to commit to landing anything yet. I don鈥檛 know enough about jest.
Ok, fair enough. I think that Jest might bring a better dev experience (Jest brings tons of really awesome features out of the box)
I can play with it and maybe have some prototype with several tests, running with Jest.
complete newbie to node/JS here.
once I have my tests, how do I run them?
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Ok, fair enough. I think that Jest might bring a better dev experience (Jest brings tons of really awesome features out of the box)
I can play with it and maybe have some prototype with several tests, running with Jest.