Closed 16 hours ago.

Closed 16 hours ago.

To mock routes in playwright, we can do a page.route, and that page.route will apply for every method of that route. That means that within page.route, you need to specify

I have a playwright test that opens up a signup page, fills up some fields, solves recaptcha (test mode) and then submits the form which redirects it to a success page.

I have a post request with null as body. I am not sure how to pass this null through playwright post request.

I am trying to click on submit button using Playwright, but can’t make it work. I have following html code.

This question already has answers here: In playwright asserting for the existence of a text in a element (2 answers) Closed yesterday. In my test case there is an element that should be checked if it contains any text and it’s not empty, and if it’s empty fail the test. I’ve tried to use toHaveText […]

I’m using Playwright JavaScript to automate tests. This is the first time I’m going to try calling an element by data-testid instead of id or XPath. If I call an element by XPath like this, for example:

I’m using Playwright Javascript to automate tests. This is the first time I’m going to try calling an element by data-testid instead of id or XPath. If I call an element by XPath like this, for example:

I have a number of common tests which I’d like to be able define once and use many times, in various combinations in order to test different workflows. Ideally I’d put these in a library and import them where I want to use them.