@ns3/nx-jest-playwright
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A plugin to run jest-playwright e2e tests in nx monorepo.
It works similarly to cypress runner in a sense that you can pass either devServerTarget or baseUrl.
Just like jest-playwright-preset we recommend the official Playwright test-runner (@playwright/test) via @ns3/nx-playwright.
We will continue to support this package as long as it remains compatible with @nx/jest package and jest-playwright-preset is supported.
npm i -D @ns3/nx-jest-playwright
nx generate @ns3/nx-jest-playwright:project my-desktop-e2e --project my-destkop
Providing project flag will generate a config that targets this frontend application.
nx run my-desktop-e2e:e2e
You may use flag specified for that runner. Most notable:
--watch--slowMo 1000 - so that you can see what is happening.--headless false - will start browser.--devtools - just like headless but will also open devtools (works only in chrome).FAQs
A plugin to run jest-playwright e2e tests in nx monorepo. It works similarly to cypress runner in a sense that you can pass either `devServerTarget` or `baseUrl`.
The npm package @ns3/nx-jest-playwright receives a total of 860 weekly downloads. As such, @ns3/nx-jest-playwright popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ns3/nx-jest-playwright demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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