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Install auto-playwright dependency:
npm install auto-playwright -D
This package relies on talking with OpenAI (https://openai.com/). You must export the API token as an enviroment variable or add it to your .env file:
export OPENAI_API_KEY='sk-..."
Import and use the auto function:
import { test, expect } from "@playwright/test";
import { auto } from "auto-playwright";
test("auto Playwright example", async ({ page }) => {
await page.goto("/");
// `auto` can query data
// In this case, the result is plain-text contents of the header
const headerText = await auto("get the header text", { page, test });
// `auto` can perform actions
// In this case, auto will find and fill in the search text input
await auto(`Type "${headerText}" in the search box`, { page, test });
// `auto` can assert the state of the website
// In this case, the result is a boolean outcome
const searchInputHasHeaderText = await auto(`Is the contents of the search box equal to "${headerText}"?`, { page, test });
expect(searchInputHasHeaderText).toBe(true);
});
Given the instructions and the context of your question, it seems you’re looking to integrate auto-playwright with OpenAI for automated testing using Playwright. However, you’re also looking to incorporate OpenAI’s capabilities, likely for generating test cases or interacting with the page in a more dynamic way. Here’s how you can achieve this within a Pipedream component, assuming you’re looking to run this in a Pipedream workflow: 1. Install auto-playwright Dependency: In Pipedream’s environment, you don’t manually install npm packages using npm install. Instead, you just import the package in your code, and Pipedream handles the installation for you. However, it’s important to note that as of my last update, custom npm package installations (especially those not already available in Pipedream’s environment) might not be directly supported. You would typically use available APIs and integrations within Pipedream components. 2. Exporting and Using the OpenAI API Key: In Pipedream, you don’t manually export API keys to environment variables or .env files. Instead, you use the built-in secrets manager or the app connections feature to securely store and use these keys. 3. Writing the Playwright Test with OpenAI Integration: Since the direct use of auto-playwright as described might not be supported in Pipedream’s environment, I’ll provide an example that demonstrates how you could structure a similar test using Pipedream’s capabilities with OpenAI and Playwright. This example assumes a hypothetical scenario where you’re using OpenAI to generate a query and then using Playwright to interact with a page based on that query. ``` import { axios } from “@pipedream/platform”; import { playwright } from ‘@pipedream/browsers’; export default defineComponent({ props: { openai: { type: “app”, app: “openai”, }, }, async run({ steps, $ }) { // Generate a query using OpenAI const prompt = “Generate a search query for a tech product”; const response = await axios($, { url: https://api.openai.com/v1/completions, method: “POST”, headers: { Authorization: Bearer ${this.openai.$auth.api_key}, }, data: { model: “text-davinci-003”, prompt:
Based on your question, it seems you’re interested in using Playwright for browser automation within a Pipedream workflow. While there isn’t a specific package named auto-playwright, you can use the @pipedream/browsers package which includes support for Playwright. Here’s how you can write a Pipedream component to use Playwright for browser automation: import { playwright } from '@pipedream/browsers'; export default defineComponent({ async run({steps, $}) { const browser = await playwright.launch(); // Interact with the web page programmatically const page = await browser.newPage(); await page.goto('https://pipedream.com/'); const title = await page.title(); const content = await page.content(); // It's important to close the context and browser to prevent the step from hanging await page.context().close(); await browser.close(); return { title, content }; }, }); This code snippet demonstrates how to launch a browser, open a new page, navigate to the Pipedream website, and retrieve the page’s title and content. Remember to close the browser context and the browser itself after you’re done to ensure the step completes successfully. If you’re looking for something specific to auto-playwright, it’s possible you might be referring to a different package or a specific feature within Playwright. If that’s the case, could you provide more details? Otherwise, the provided code snippet should help you get started with Playwright in Pipedream.
To use a specific npm package like auto-playwright in your Pipedream workflow, you don’t need to run npm install commands. Instead, you can directly import the package at the top of a Node.js code step, and Pipedream will handle the installation for you. However, it’s important to note that while Pipedream supports a wide range of npm packages, there might be limitations with packages that require additional binaries or system-level dependencies not supported by the Pipedream environment. Given the specific nature of auto-playwright, which is likely to depend on playwright and potentially other binaries for browser automation, you should first ensure that the functionalities you need are supported within Pipedream’s environment. Pipedream does support playwright via the @pipedream/browsers package, which is designed to work within Pipedream’s constraints. Here’s an example of how you might use playwright directly in a Pipedream workflow: import { playwright } from '@pipedream/browsers'; export default defineComponent({ async run({steps, $}) { const browser = await playwright.launch(); const page = await browser.newPage(); await page.goto('https://pipedream.com/'); const title = await page.title(); const content = await page.content(); await page.context().close(); await browser.close(); return { title, content }; }, }); If auto-playwright offers functionality beyond what’s provided by playwright and is crucial for your workflow, you might encounter limitations due to the Pipedream environment. In such cases, consider whether the core playwright functionalities provided by @pipedream/browsers can meet your needs. For more advanced use cases or if you encounter any issues, please visit Pipedream’s support for further assistance.