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@esimplicity/stack-tests

v0.1.7

Published

Reusable Playwright-BDD fixtures, ports, adapters, and step registrations for API/UI/hybrid/TUI testing.

Downloads

726

Readme

@esimplicity/stack-tests

Reusable Playwright-BDD fixtures, ports, adapters, and step registrations for API, UI, and hybrid testing. Designed to be consumed as a dev dependency across repos.

Install

GitHub Packages (recommended for release builds):

npm config set @kata:registry https://npm.pkg.github.com
npm set //npm.pkg.github.com/:_authToken=YOUR_GITHUB_TOKEN
npm install -D @esimplicity/stack-tests @playwright/test playwright-bdd

Workspace/local development (from this monorepo):

bun add -d @esimplicity/stack-tests@"file:../packages/stack-tests" @playwright/test playwright-bdd

What’s included

  • Fixtures: createBddTest wiring world, api/ui/auth/cleanup adapters.
  • Ports: ApiPort, UiPort, AuthPort, CleanupPort.
  • Adapters: Playwright API/UI adapters, default cleanup, example auth adapter.
  • Step registrations: API (auth/http/assertions), UI (basic + wizard), shared vars/cleanup, hybrid helpers.
  • Config helpers: tag expression helpers for project tagging.

Minimal usage

  1. Create fixtures (consumer repo):
// features/steps/fixtures.ts
import {
  createBddTest,
  PlaywrightApiAdapter,
  PlaywrightUiAdapter,
  UniversalAuthAdapter,
  DefaultCleanupAdapter,
} from '@esimplicity/stack-tests';

export const test = createBddTest({
  createApi: ({ apiRequest }) => new PlaywrightApiAdapter(apiRequest),
  createUi: ({ page }) => new PlaywrightUiAdapter(page),
  createAuth: ({ api, ui }) => new UniversalAuthAdapter({ api, ui }),
  createCleanup: () => new DefaultCleanupAdapter(),
});
  1. Register steps (thin wrappers):
// features/steps/steps_api/index.ts
import { test } from '../fixtures';
import { registerApiSteps } from '@esimplicity/stack-tests/steps';
registerApiSteps(test);
  1. Configure Playwright projects with your features/steps globs and tag expressions. Keep @playwright/test and playwright-bdd aligned with peer ranges.

Publishing (GitHub Packages)

  • Ensure .npmrc includes:
    @kata:registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com
    //npm.pkg.github.com/:_authToken=${NODE_AUTH_TOKEN}
  • Build then publish:
    npm run build
    npm publish --access public
    (Adjust access per your org policy.)

Notes

  • Peer dependencies: @playwright/test, playwright-bdd, typescript must be installed in the consuming repo.
  • Defaults (auth/cleanup) are examples; override via createBddTest options for app-specific behavior.
  • Tagging: supports @api, @ui, @hybrid, plus your own (@smoke, @slow, @external); combine with Playwright’s maxFailures/reporters as needed.