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This is the pilot release of this plugin. It basically converts your large postman collections into playwright scripts
Create a folder and navigate into it then run postwright -c <location-of-saved-postman-collection>
or postwright --convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection>
or postwright convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection>
You can alternatively run postwright -c <location-of-saved-postman-collection> -o <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script
or postwright -c <location-of-saved-postman-collection> --output <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script
The current release converts your collections into playwright version.
Creates a variables.js
and variables.json
files leaving you to decide how you want to parse in saved variables
Offers basic post-response assertions which are status code and response time. It extracts the title of other tests so that you can write them manually.
[!NOTE] This is a first release, the plugin shall be improved upon to better handle post-response tests and pre-request scripts.
FAQs
Convert Postman Collections to Playwright scripts
We found that postwright 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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