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tms-agent

v0.2.10

Published

Local agent for TMS Playwright automation — wakes on Run, opens Chrome on your machine, sleeps when idle

Readme

tms-agent

Local agent for Playwright test automation. Test code runs on the TMS server; Chrome runs on your machine.

Requires Node.js 18+ and Google Chrome.

Install (only step for testers)

npm install -g tms-agent

That is all. The installer:

  • Starts the agent in the background on 127.0.0.1:9345
  • Registers login autostart (macOS LaunchAgent / Linux systemd user service)
  • Saves TMS server settings when you open Automation in the browser (no env vars)

How it connects

  1. Open Test → Automation in TMS in your browser
  2. The page opens a WebSocket to ws://127.0.0.1:9345/ws
  3. The browser sends your TMS server URL; the agent saves it to ~/.tms-agent/config.json
  4. When you leave Automation, the WebSocket closes and Chrome closes if idle

Manual start (optional)

tms-agent

Environment (optional overrides)

| Variable | Default | |----------|---------| | TMS_AGENT_PORT | 9345 | | TMS_API_URL | Set by browser, or http://localhost:5000/api | | TMS_TUNNEL_URL | Set by browser | | TMS_ORIGIN_ALLOWLIST | Set by browser |

Publish

See tms-agent publish guide in the monorepo.