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playwright-spanner-assert

v0.1.3

Published

Helper for asserting Cloud Spanner data from Playwright tests

Readme

playwright-spanner-assert

A simple utility for validating Cloud Spanner data from Playwright tests.

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Example

import { test } from '@playwright/test';
import playwrightSpannerAssert from 'playwright-spanner-assert';

test('user is created correctly', async () => {
  // Your test code...

  // Validate Spanner state with expected data
  await playwrightSpannerAssert.validateDatabaseState('expected/user.yaml');
});

Expected data file format example

Follow the spalidate format:

tables:
  Users:
    count: 1
    columns:
      Id: '1'
      Name: 'Alice'
      Email: '[email protected]'

  Posts:
    count: 3
    columns:
      UserId: '1'

Quick Start

1. Install

pnpm add playwright-spanner-assert
go install github.com/nu0ma/spalidate@latest

2. Create config file

Create playwright-spanner-assert.yaml in your project root:

database:
  projectId: my-project
  instanceId: my-instance
  database: my-database

3. Create expected data file

Create expected/users.yaml:

tables:
  Users:
    count: 2
    columns:
      Id: '1'
      Name: 'Alice'

4. Use in tests

import { test } from '@playwright/test';
import playwrightSpannerAssert from 'playwright-spanner-assert';

test('user is created correctly', async ({ page }) => {
  // Interact with your app
  await page.goto('/signup');
  await page.fill('input[name="name"]', 'Alice');
  await page.click('button[type="submit"]');

  // Validate database state
  await playwrightSpannerAssert.validateDatabaseState('expected/users.yaml');
});

Done! That's all you need 🎉


Installation

1. Install Node.js package

pnpm add playwright-spanner-assert

2. Install spalidate CLI (Go binary)

spalidate is a Cloud Spanner data validation tool written in Go and is required to run validations.

go install github.com/nu0ma/spalidate@latest

Make sure spalidate is in your PATH.

Configuration

Minimal config

Place playwright-spanner-assert.yaml in your project root:

database:
  projectId: my-project
  instanceId: my-instance
  database: my-database

That's all you need.

License

MIT