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@testgorilla/e2e-tas

v0.1.1

Published

TestGorilla e2e surface for the talent-assessment (TAS) app: page objects (/pages) and API clients (/api, currently empty pending the code-runner ownership decision). Published per the domain e2e package contract.

Readme

@testgorilla/e2e-tas

TestGorilla e2e surface for the talent-assessment (TAS) app: page objects (/pages) and API clients (/api — currently empty, pending the code-runner ownership decision). Published per the domain e2e package contract.

This tree is the source of truth for TAS page objects. The original copy in tgo-qa-automation playwright/pages/tas/ is frozen: bug fixes land here first and get mirrored there until this package publishes and that copy is deleted. The shared-ToolBar coupling was extracted into pages/components/cookieConsent.ts (TAS-owned, selectors preserved).

Not published yet. When publishing starts: the first publish of the package name is human-gated (npm requires the package to exist before a trusted publisher can be attached); afterwards a CircleCI job publishes via npm OIDC trusted publishing (NPM_ID_TOKEN minted with audience npm:registry.npmjs.org — npm rejects the ambient CircleCI token; job snippet in tgo-qa-automation docs/templates/e2e-domain-package/circleci-publish.yml).

Consuming

import { IntroPage } from '@testgorilla/e2e-tas/pages';

Public on npm — no auth needed to install. The e2e/ suite in this repo consumes the workspace source via tsconfig paths; everyone else consumes the published dist. Cross-domain rules: another domain's /api for data setup is normal; another domain's /pages inside a product repo's tests means the test is a cross-app journey and belongs in tgo-qa-automation.

Rules that will not bend

  • Peers only: @testgorilla/e2e-framework, @playwright/test.
  • Zero credentials or environment hostnames in source (public package — world-readable).
  • Strict TypeScript; JSDoc on every export.
  • Every consumer-visible change ships with a changeset; breaking changes get a deprecation shim first.
  • Entity-creating clients register with the framework session ledger and use run-marker identities.