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This is the pilot release of this plugin. It basically converts your large postman collections into playwright scripts
To convert to a javascript extension, do the following:
Create a folder and navigate into it then run any of the following:
postwright -c <location-of-saved-postman-collection>
postwright --convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection>
postwright convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection>
You can alternatively run any of the following from any location in your terminal.
postwright -c <location-of-saved-postman-collection> -o <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script>
postwright --convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection> --output <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script>
postwright -c <location-of-saved-postman-collection> -o <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script> -f js
postwright --convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection> --output <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script> --format js
[!NOTE] The default extension is Javascript so it isn't mandatory to add the flag
-f
or--format
to specify the extension if you want to convert to Javascript.
To convert to a typescript extension, do the following:
Create a folder and navigate into it then run any of the following:
postwright -c <location-of-saved-postman-collection> -f ts
postwright --convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection> --format ts
postwright convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection> -f ts
You can run any of the following from any location in your terminal.
postwright -c <location-of-saved-postman-collection> -o <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script> -f ts
postwright --convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection> --output <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script> --format ts
postwright convert <location-of-saved-postman-collection> --output <preferred-location-to-save-the-converted-script> --format ts
The current release converts your collections into playwright version.
Creates a variables.js
or a variable.ts
and variables.json
files depending on which format that's specified when converting. This lets 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. If any variable is hyphenated, the
variable.js
orvariable.ts
file will be created with the hyphenated variable name and that will cause an error. Change variable names to camel case or snake case to avoid this.
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Convert Postman Collections to Playwright scripts
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