How can I correctly resolve environment variables in Playwright tests for a React project built with Vite?
I’m encountering an issue with environment variable access in my tests for a project using Vite as a build tool alongside a React app. In the React app, environment variables are accessed via import.meta.env
, but in our tests, we rely on process.env
and .env
files using the dotenv
package.
How can I correctly resolve environment variables when running tests with Playwright and Vite?
I’m encountering an issue with environment variable access in my tests for a project using Vite as a build tool alongside a React app. In the React app, environment variables are accessed via import.meta.env
, but in our tests, we rely on process.env
and .env
files using the dotenv
package.
How to Leverage Vite’s Built-in Mechanism to Pass Environment Variables to Playwright
I’m currently working on a project where I need to use Playwright for end-to-end testing, and I’m using Vite as my frontend build tool. I want to pass environment variables from Vite to Playwright, but I’m not sure how to achieve this integration seamlessly. Specifically, I need to pass variables such as API URLs, authentication tokens, and other configuration settings to my Playwright tests.