Pressing enter will save it to the clip board so you can easily paste it into your code or press the escape key to cancel. Clicking a selector will store it in the selectors box in VS Code. Click on "close all browsers" to close the browsers.Ĭlick the "pick selectors" button and hover over the browser to see the selectors available. Once the line has completed, the duration of each step of the test is shown.Ĭheck the "show browsers" checkbox to run tests with the browser open so that you can visually see what is happening while your test is running. While tests are running, the execution line is highlighted. You can use the Testing sidebar to run a single test or a group of tests with a single click. You can also run the test from the testing sidebar by clicking the grey triangle next to the test name. Inside the test explorer in VS Code you can change this behavior to run a single test in multiple or different browsers.Ĭlick the green triangle next to the test you want to run. By default it will select the first project as a run profile. The extension automatically detects if you have Playwright installed and loads the browsers, known as Playwright projects, into Visual Studio Code. You can also choose to add a GitHub Action so that you can easily run tests on Continuous Integration on every pull request or push. Pick the browsers you'd like to use by default, don't worry, you'll be able to change them later to add or configure the browsers used. If you don't have the Playwright NPM package installed in your project, or if you are starting with a new testing project, the "Install Playwright" action from the command panel will help you get started. Having said that, we highly recommend using the latest version of ! Install Playwright If you are looking for the old extension that supported Playwright v1.14+, switch to v0.0.9 of this extension manually.
This extension works with Playwright version v1.19+ or newer. This extension integrates Playwright into your VS Code workflow.
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