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Eventually shortest should replace playwright, that's the goal! But if this helps get mindshare, would be great |
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hey guys, sorry that there was not much progress here. a lot of unexpected personal things happened ( my aunt passed away, my bag with my laptop and all accessories got stolen ). getting back to this this week. while working on another project today, found out something that might be relevent here. so keeping a note of it. usecase
TLDR: Non e2e tests that need assertions on data might also be a good usecase for ai testing |
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I was thinking, why build a seperate shortest api that have to be implement from scratch instead of building this as something people can plugin to already existing playwright instances
shortestis not anothere2etesting framework, itsai powered QAshortestdoesnt even have to be exclusive for playwright, packages likeshortest/vitest/shortest/jesteverything can exist ( they don't even have to be e2e )shortestdev team can focus on delivering value that did not exist previously ( all the ai stuff ), instead of reinventing a lot of wheels (hooks/showing test results/running failed tests/snapshotsetc etc )in this demo, i write two tests, and use a playwright feature
test.onlythat's very common in all the testing frameworks. just as a test. there will be so many features like this that people might expect. also all the community tools that comes with playwright,shortestcan use right away.shortest-playwright-plugin-poc.mp4
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