To build test suites with @playwright/test, you'll use the Suite
class and organize your tests in a hierarchical structure. Here's how to get started:
Create a new Suite object: Instantiate a Suite
object without any arguments:
const mySuite = new Suite();
Add tests to the suite: Use the addTest
method to add tests to your suite:
mySuite.addTest('test name', async () => {
// Your test code here
});
Add nested suites: Use the addSuite
method to add child suites to your parent suite:
mySuite.addSuite('suite name', () => {
// Add nested suites and tests here
});
Run tests with reporting: To run your tests and generate reports, use one of the built-in reporters or create a custom reporter by implementing a class with some of the reporter methods provided by @playwright/test.
Configure your testing environment: Depending on the testing framework you're using, you may need to create or modify configuration files like playwright.config.ts
or jest.config.js
.
By following these steps, you can create and organize test suites in Playwright using the Suite
class, add tests and nested suites, and run them with reporting enabled.
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