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@lebronj/pi-playwright

v0.0.1

Published

Optional Playwright browser automation package for pi

Readme

@lebronj/pi-playwright

Optional Playwright browser automation package for pi.

Install

pi install npm:@lebronj/pi-playwright

This package depends on playwright, but npm package installation alone may not install browser binaries or operating-system libraries. After installing the pi package, run:

npx playwright install chromium

On fresh Linux machines or containers, install the browser system dependencies too:

npx playwright install --with-deps chromium

If your environment already has a compatible browser, you can point Playwright at it with executablePath in the browser_navigate tool instead of installing bundled browsers.

Tools

The package registers these pi tools:

  • browser_navigate - open a URL in a persistent headless Chromium session.
  • browser_snapshot - get page text, links, buttons, inputs, and forms for deciding what to click or type.
  • browser_click - click an element by CSS selector or by text.
  • browser_type - fill an input/textarea/contenteditable element and optionally press Enter.
  • browser_press_key - press a keyboard key.
  • browser_wait_for - wait for time, text, text disappearance, or a visible selector.
  • browser_evaluate - run a JavaScript function on the page.
  • browser_screenshot - save a screenshot to a temporary file.
  • browser_close - close the browser session.

Notes

  • The browser is headless by default and shared across tool calls in the same pi process.
  • Set PI_PLAYWRIGHT_HEADFUL=1 to launch a visible browser window.
  • Use browser_close when you are done, or pi will close the browser on session shutdown.