@testrx/playwright-reporter

A Playwright reporter that captures step-by-step test execution detail (actions, assertions, timing, errors) and uploads it to TestRx, going further than Playwright's built-in json reporter, which only captures a pass/fail summary per test, not individual step detail.

Install

npm install --save-dev @testrx/playwright-reporter

Configure

In playwright.config.ts:

import { defineConfig } from '@playwright/test';

export default defineConfig({
  reporter: [
    ['html'],
    ['@testrx/playwright-reporter', {
      executedBy: process.env.CI ? 'CI' : process.env.USER
    }]
  ]
});

Authenticate

The TestRx API token is read only from the TESTRX_API_TOKEN environment variable. There is no config-file option for it, so it can never end up committed to source control:

TESTRX_API_TOKEN=your-token-here npx playwright test

Or set it as a persistent environment variable in your shell/CI system — the same token generated from TestRx's Integrations page. Note that the TestRx VS Code extension's "TestRx: Set API Token" command stores the token in VS Code's own secret storage, which does NOT set this environment variable automatically, since npx playwright test runs as a separate process with no access to VS Code's internal storage. Set TESTRX_API_TOKEN separately for test runs.

How it knows which issue/project a run belongs to

If you generate test specs using the TestRx VS Code extension (from a .feature file downloaded via the TestRx web UI), each generated spec automatically carries issueKey, projectKey, and projectName as Playwright test annotations. This reporter reads those per test, so no manual configuration is needed per spec file.

For specs not generated this way, set fallback values in the reporter's config options:

['@testrx/playwright-reporter', {
  issueKey: 'PROJ-123',
  projectName: 'My Project'
}]

A single Playwright run can contain specs for multiple issues — tests are grouped by issueKey, and one run is uploaded to TestRx per group.

Publishing (maintainers)

npm run build
npm publish --access public

Requires being logged in to npm (npm login) as a member of the @testrx organization on npmjs.com.