Playwright Automation With MCP Server
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# MCP Test Automation This project contains automated tests using Cucumber.js and Playwright. ## Setup 1. Install dependencies: ``` npm install ``` ## Configuration The test configuration is managed in `config/test-config.js`. You can modify this file directly or use environment…
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# MCP Test Automation This project contains automated tests using Cucumber.js and Playwright. ## Setup 1. Install dependencies: ``` npm install ``` ## Configuration The test configuration is managed in `config/test-config.js`. You can modify this file directly or use environment variables to override the default…
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- Runs on Chromium, Firefox, or WebKit
- Supports headless and headed (visible) browser modes
- Slow motion mode for debugging (configurable delay)
- Automatic screenshots on test failure
- Gherkin feature files for behavior-driven development
- Environment variable overrides for all major settings
- Generates HTML test reports
Install dependencies with npm install, then run tests using commands such as npm run mcp or npm run mcp:headed. Configuration can be adjusted in config/test-config.js or via environment variables like BROWSER, HEADLESS, SLOW_MO, TIMEOUT, and BASE_URL. Specific test suites (e.g., login) and browsers (chromium, firefox, webkit) have dedicated npm scripts.
MCP Test Automation
This project contains automated tests using Cucumber.js and Playwright.
Setup
1. Install dependencies:
npm install
Configuration
The test configuration is managed in config/test-config.js. You can modify this file directly or use environment variables to override the default settings.
Key Configuration Options
- Browser Type: Choose between Chromium, Firefox, or WebKit
- Headless Mode: Run tests with or without visible browser
- Viewport Size: Configure browser window dimensions
- Test Timeouts: Set global timeout for test steps
- Screenshots: Enable/disable screenshots on test failure
- Test Data: Configure test credentials and other data
Environment Variables
You can use the following environment variables to override configuration:
- BROWSER: Set browser type ('chromium', 'firefox', 'webkit')
- HEADLESS: Control headless mode ('true', 'false')
- SLOW_MO: Add delay between test actions in milliseconds
- TIMEOUT: Set global timeout in milliseconds
- BASE_URL: Override the base URL
- TEST_USERNAME: Set test username
- TEST_PASSWORD: Set test password
Running Tests
Basic Usage
Run all feature tests:
npm run mcp
Run Options
- Headless Mode (default): npm run mcp:headless
- Headed Mode (browser visible): npm run mcp:headed
- Specific Browser:
- Firefox: npm run mcp:firefox
- WebKit: npm run mcp:webkit
- Chromium: npm run mcp:chrome
- Run only login tests: npm run mcp:login
- Slow motion for debugging: npm run mcp:slow
- Generate HTML report: npm run mcp:report
Custom Environment Variables
You can also set custom environment variables before running tests:
set BASE_URL=https://dev.gatherit.co&& npm run mcp
For multiple options:
set HEADLESS=false&& set BROWSER=firefox&& set SLOW_MO=50&& npm run mcp
Screenshots
When a test fails, a screenshot is automatically captured and saved to the screenshots directory (if enabled in config).
Feature Files
The tests are written in Gherkin format in .feature files. The main features include:
- Login functionality
- Project creation
- Item management
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