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playwright-s3-reporter

v1.0.2

Published

A Playwright Reporter for uploading traces to S3 compatible services.

Downloads

16

Readme

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Playwright S3 Reporter

The Playwright S3 Reporter is a new and innovative tool designed for uploading test traces and reports to any S3-compatible service. This reporter is specifically created for use with Playwright tests, facilitating efficient and effective management of test data in the cloud.

Features

  • Direct S3 Uploads: Seamlessly upload test traces and reports to S3-compatible services.
  • Automated Test Data Handling: Automates the process of storing test reports and traces in the cloud.
  • Lightweight: Utilizes a single dependency (@aws-sdk/client-s3) to upload data.
  • Well-maintained Code: Adheres to coding standards and continuously receives updates.

Installation

Installing the Playwright S3 Reporter is a breeze. Simply run the following command:

npm install --save-dev playwright-s3-reporter

Configuration

To configure the reporter, add it to your playwright.config.ts file. That's all you need to do to set it up!

Example playwright.config.ts file:

...
reporter: [
    [
      'playwright-s3-reporter',
      {
        credentials: {
          accessKeyId: "abcd", // Required: Your AWS access key ID.
          secretAccessKey: "xyz", // Required: Your AWS secret access key.
        },
        endpoint: "http://playwright-s3.services.mycompany.example:9000", // Optional: The endpoint URL of the S3 service. Required for services other than AWS S3. Defaults to s3.<region>.amazonaws.com.
        sslEnabled: false, // Optional: Flag to enable or disable SSL for the connection. Defaults to true.
        region: "eu-west-rack-1", // Optional: AWS region where the S3 bucket is located.
        bucketName: "test", // Required: The name of the S3 bucket where reports will be uploaded.
        baseUploadKey: "tests/abcd/", // Optional: The base key (prefix) under which the reports will be uploaded in the bucket. Defaults to the root of the bucket.
        uploadTestResults: true, // Optional: Flag to enable or disable the upload of test results. Defaults to false.
        uploadReport: true, // Optional: Flag to enable or disable the upload of the Playwright report. Defaults to false.
      }
    ]
]
...

Usage

Once installed and configured, all you have to do is run your tests:

# Run all tests
npx playwright test

The rest works like magic. You'll have the files uploaded to your S3 bucket.

Dependencies

  • Required: @aws-sdk/client-s3 (for S3 interactions)
  • Peer Dependencies: @playwright/test, playwright-core (usually already installed in a Playwright project)

NPM Package

You can find the package on NPM at playwright-s3-reporter.

Support

For any issues, queries, or contributions, please refer to the official repository.

License

Please refer to the license file in the repository for information on the usage terms and conditions.

Happy Testing with Playwright and S3! 🚀