With Playwright Test, you can easily create parameterized tests in JavaScript.
First, you can define an array of parameters and loop over them. Here's an example:
This will generate multiple tests, each with a different parameter value.
You can also define options for your tests using the extend
function from Playwright Test.
In this example, the person
option is defined with a default value of "John". You can override this value in the configuration file or when running the tests.
You can use fixtures with options to further customize your tests. Fixtures let you set up reusable state or perform common actions before each test.
In this example, the page
fixture is overridden to include the person
parameter as a "name" for the chat room. Each test will receive a pre-configured page
with the person's name already filled in.
By using Playwright Test's parameterization and fixture capabilities, you can create a template for similar tests in JavaScript that takes multiple parameters. This allows you to easily generate and customize tests based on different input values or configurations.
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