Using TUnit as a runner for Playwright? Anything special that should be considered?

[turbobobbytraykov]

I know it may be a silly question to ask, but given Playwright's current documentation on supported test runners , I was wondering it the Microsoft Test(ing) Platform (Protocol)/testfx/mttp/mtp or TUnit would expose any official integration with Playwright?

From what I can see, it's that MSTest & NUnit have integration in terms of settings for Playwright's browser instance(s) as well as a PageContext and BrowserContext helper classes.

OFFTOPIC: The "Microsoft Test(ing) Platform (Protocol)" has so many naming variations that it took me a boat-load of time to get lost where to look for details, other than asking the Amaury Leve on Twitter. 😄

[thomhurst]

I did raise this on their GitHub but they want the package to be more popular first: microsoft/playwright-dotnet#3007

I could recreate their logic and make my own package though. So I'll keep this issue open and see if I can find time for it.

[turbobobbytraykov]

Thanks for the info! Fingers crossed that they do open up to this.
Alternatively, packages or a tutorial from you would suffice for the time being.
That threshold may be 20M for all we know.

[thomhurst]

Sorry for the delay. I've mimicked their logic in my own package. If you want to help trial it out, I'm just releasing it to NuGet now.

It's TUnit.Playwright

[turbobobbytraykov]

Cool!
Unfortunately, my team has invested several days in nUnit at this point so for now we're set on that course, but I'll keep your change in mind.
However, I've let a friend of mine know so that he can try this out with his colleagues - they have new projects every 6-12 months so they can experiment with tech much more frequently.

[indcoder]

@thomhurst Is there any documentation for this TUnit and Playwright? The Web example also does not have it.

[thomhurst]

https://thomhurst.github.io/TUnit/docs/examples/playwright