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@saucelabs/playwright-reporter
Advanced tools
This Playwright plugin reports each project to your Sauce Labs account.
Install from npm:
npm install @saucelabs/playwright-reporter
Set the SAUCE_USERNAME
and SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY
environment variables to allow the plugin to report your results to Sauce Labs. Your Sauce Labs Username and Access Key are available from your dashboard.
Add to the default reporter:
npx playwright test --reporter=line,@saucelabs/playwright-reporter
Use only @saucelabs/playwright-reporter
:
npx playwright test --reporter=@saucelabs/playwright-reporter
You can also configure it using playwright.config.js
. To do that, add '@saucelabs/playwright-reporter'
to the reporter section of your configuration:
const config = {
reporter: [
['@saucelabs/playwright-reporter'],
],
// Rest of your config goes here
};
@saucelabs/playwright-reporter
is configurable through your playwright.config.js
or playwright.config.ts
file.
Example:
const config = {
reporter: [
['@saucelabs/playwright-reporter', {
buildName: 'My Playwright Build',
region: 'us-west-1',
tags: [
'playwright',
'demo',
],
}],
],
// Rest of your config goes here
};
Name | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
buildName | Sets a build ID. Default: '' | string |
tags | Tags to add to the uploaded Sauce job. Default: [] | string[] |
region | Sets the region. Default: us-west-1 | us-west-1 | eu-central-1 |
upload | Whether to upload report and assets to Sauce Labs. Default: true | boolean |
outputFile | The local path to write the Sauce test report. Can be set in env var SAUCE_REPORT_OUTPUT_NAME . | string |
mergeVideos | Whether to merge all video files generated by Playwright. This is useful when used with the upload option to upload the test report to Sauce Labs since it will allow you to view the merged video in the Sauce Labs Test Results page. Requires ffmpeg to be installed.Default: false | boolean |
Some limitations apply to @saucelabs/playwright-reporter
:
There are tests included in tests/integration
where the reporter is referenced
directly.
$ npm run build
$ cd tests/integration
$ npx playwright test
If you have playwright tests outside of the repo, you can link and install the reporter to run in your external repo.
$ npm run build
$ npm link
$ npm link @saucelabs/playwright-reporter
$ npx playwright test --reporter=@saucelabs/playwright-reporter
After linking with npm link
, you can run your Playwright tests with the environment variable DEBUG="@saucelabs/playwright-reporter:*"
to see additional debug output.
$ DEBUG="@saucelabs/playwright-reporter:*" npx playwright test --reporter=@saucelabs/playwright-reporter
FAQs
Reports your tests to Sauce Labs
We found that @saucelabs/playwright-reporter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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