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@orieken/saturday-playwright

v0.1.1

Published

Playwright integration for the Saturday automation framework.

Readme

@orieken/saturday-playwright

Playwright integration for the Saturday automation framework.

This package provides a seamless bridge between Playwright's native test runner and the Saturday framework's core architecture by exposing Saturday's management utilities directly as Playwright fixtures.

Features

  • Saturday Fixtures: Automatically initializes and injects siteManager, tabManager, and consoleLogger into your Playwright tests.
  • State Cleanup: Automatically isolates test state by closing open tabs and wiping manager registries after every test run.
  • Enhanced Telemetry on Failure: If a test fails, this package automatically intercepts the failure and attaches rich context directly to the Playwright report:
    • Text dumps of all browser console logs.
    • Active tab tracking and window state.
    • Site Manager registry state.

Installation

pnpm add -D @orieken/saturday-playwright @orieken/saturday-core @playwright/test

Usage

Instead of importing test and expect from @playwright/test, import them from @orieken/saturday-playwright.

import { test, expect } from '@orieken/saturday-playwright';

test('my automated test', async ({ page, siteManager, tabManager, consoleLogger }) => {
  // Use tab manager to open a new tab
  const newTab = await tabManager.openInNewTab('dashboard', 'https://example.com/dashboard');
  
  // Register a Saturday Core Site Model
  const mySite = new MySiteModel(newTab);
  siteManager.register('mainSite', mySite);

  await mySite.loginFlow.execute();
  await expect(newTab).toHaveTitle(/Dashboard/);

  // You can easily pull console logs explicitly if needed
  const logs = consoleLogger.getLogs();
  console.log(`Intercepted ${logs.length} browser logs`);
});

Composition with Other Plugins

Because @orieken/saturday-playwright exports a standard extended @playwright/test object, it composes beautifully with other Playwright fixtures like the Saturday Heatmap tracker.

Use Playwright's mergeTests utility to combine custom extensions:

import { test as base, expect } from '@orieken/saturday-playwright';
import { test as heatmapTest } from '@orieken/saturday-playwright-heatmap';
import { mergeTests } from '@playwright/test';

export const test = mergeTests(base, heatmapTest);

// 'test' now has access to { siteManager, tabManager, consoleLogger, heatmap }