How to use tsConfigLoader method in Playwright Internal

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getExports.js

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1import { expect } from 'chai';2import semver from 'semver';3import sinon from 'sinon';4import eslintPkg from 'eslint/​package.json';5import * as tsConfigLoader from 'tsconfig-paths/​lib/​tsconfig-loader';6import ExportMap from '../​../​../​src/​ExportMap';7import * as fs from 'fs';8import { getFilename } from '../​utils';9import * as unambiguous from 'eslint-module-utils/​unambiguous';10describe('ExportMap', function () {11 const fakeContext = {12 getFilename: getFilename,13 settings: {},14 parserPath: 'babel-eslint',15 };16 it('handles ExportAllDeclaration', function () {17 let imports;18 expect(function () {19 imports = ExportMap.get('./​export-all', fakeContext);20 }).not.to.throw(Error);21 expect(imports).to.exist;22 expect(imports.has('foo')).to.be.true;23 });24 it('returns a cached copy on subsequent requests', function () {25 expect(ExportMap.get('./​named-exports', fakeContext))26 .to.exist.and.equal(ExportMap.get('./​named-exports', fakeContext));27 });28 it('does not return a cached copy after modification', (done) => {29 const firstAccess = ExportMap.get('./​mutator', fakeContext);30 expect(firstAccess).to.exist;31 /​/​ mutate (update modified time)32 const newDate = new Date();33 fs.utimes(getFilename('mutator.js'), newDate, newDate, (error) => {34 expect(error).not.to.exist;35 expect(ExportMap.get('./​mutator', fakeContext)).not.to.equal(firstAccess);36 done();37 });38 });39 it('does not return a cached copy with different settings', () => {40 const firstAccess = ExportMap.get('./​named-exports', fakeContext);41 expect(firstAccess).to.exist;42 const differentSettings = Object.assign(43 {},44 fakeContext,45 { parserPath: 'espree' },46 );47 expect(ExportMap.get('./​named-exports', differentSettings))48 .to.exist.and49 .not.to.equal(firstAccess);50 });51 it('does not throw for a missing file', function () {52 let imports;53 expect(function () {54 imports = ExportMap.get('./​does-not-exist', fakeContext);55 }).not.to.throw(Error);56 expect(imports).not.to.exist;57 });58 it('exports explicit names for a missing file in exports', function () {59 let imports;60 expect(function () {61 imports = ExportMap.get('./​exports-missing', fakeContext);62 }).not.to.throw(Error);63 expect(imports).to.exist;64 expect(imports.has('bar')).to.be.true;65 });66 it('finds exports for an ES7 module with babel-eslint', function () {67 const path = getFilename('jsx/​FooES7.js');68 const contents = fs.readFileSync(path, { encoding: 'utf8' });69 const imports = ExportMap.parse(70 path,71 contents,72 { parserPath: 'babel-eslint', settings: {} },73 );74 expect(imports, 'imports').to.exist;75 expect(imports.errors).to.be.empty;76 expect(imports.get('default'), 'default export').to.exist;77 expect(imports.has('Bar')).to.be.true;78 });79 context('deprecation metadata', function () {80 function jsdocTests(parseContext, lineEnding) {81 context('deprecated imports', function () {82 let imports;83 before('parse file', function () {84 const path = getFilename('deprecated.js');85 const contents = fs.readFileSync(path, { encoding: 'utf8' }).replace(/​[\r]\n/​g, lineEnding);86 imports = ExportMap.parse(path, contents, parseContext);87 /​/​ sanity checks88 expect(imports.errors).to.be.empty;89 });90 it('works with named imports.', function () {91 expect(imports.has('fn')).to.be.true;92 expect(imports.get('fn'))93 .to.have.nested.property('doc.tags[0].title', 'deprecated');94 expect(imports.get('fn'))95 .to.have.nested.property('doc.tags[0].description', 'please use \'x\' instead.');96 });97 it('works with default imports.', function () {98 expect(imports.has('default')).to.be.true;99 const importMeta = imports.get('default');100 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property('doc.tags[0].title', 'deprecated');101 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property('doc.tags[0].description', 'this is awful, use NotAsBadClass.');102 });103 it('works with variables.', function () {104 expect(imports.has('MY_TERRIBLE_ACTION')).to.be.true;105 const importMeta = imports.get('MY_TERRIBLE_ACTION');106 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property(107 'doc.tags[0].title', 'deprecated');108 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property(109 'doc.tags[0].description', 'please stop sending/​handling this action type.');110 });111 context('multi-line variables', function () {112 it('works for the first one', function () {113 expect(imports.has('CHAIN_A')).to.be.true;114 const importMeta = imports.get('CHAIN_A');115 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property(116 'doc.tags[0].title', 'deprecated');117 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property(118 'doc.tags[0].description', 'this chain is awful');119 });120 it('works for the second one', function () {121 expect(imports.has('CHAIN_B')).to.be.true;122 const importMeta = imports.get('CHAIN_B');123 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property(124 'doc.tags[0].title', 'deprecated');125 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property(126 'doc.tags[0].description', 'so awful');127 });128 it('works for the third one, etc.', function () {129 expect(imports.has('CHAIN_C')).to.be.true;130 const importMeta = imports.get('CHAIN_C');131 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property(132 'doc.tags[0].title', 'deprecated');133 expect(importMeta).to.have.nested.property(134 'doc.tags[0].description', 'still terrible');135 });136 });137 });138 context('full module', function () {139 let imports;140 before('parse file', function () {141 const path = getFilename('deprecated-file.js');142 const contents = fs.readFileSync(path, { encoding: 'utf8' });143 imports = ExportMap.parse(path, contents, parseContext);144 /​/​ sanity checks145 expect(imports.errors).to.be.empty;146 });147 it('has JSDoc metadata', function () {148 expect(imports.doc).to.exist;149 });150 });151 }152 context('default parser', function () {153 jsdocTests({154 parserPath: 'espree',155 parserOptions: {156 ecmaVersion: 2015,157 sourceType: 'module',158 attachComment: true,159 },160 settings: {},161 }, '\n');162 jsdocTests({163 parserPath: 'espree',164 parserOptions: {165 ecmaVersion: 2015,166 sourceType: 'module',167 attachComment: true,168 },169 settings: {},170 }, '\r\n');171 });172 context('babel-eslint', function () {173 jsdocTests({174 parserPath: 'babel-eslint',175 parserOptions: {176 ecmaVersion: 2015,177 sourceType: 'module',178 attachComment: true,179 },180 settings: {},181 }, '\n');182 jsdocTests({183 parserPath: 'babel-eslint',184 parserOptions: {185 ecmaVersion: 2015,186 sourceType: 'module',187 attachComment: true,188 },189 settings: {},190 }, '\r\n');191 });192 });193 context('exported static namespaces', function () {194 const espreeContext = { parserPath: 'espree', parserOptions: { ecmaVersion: 2015, sourceType: 'module' }, settings: {} };195 const babelContext = { parserPath: 'babel-eslint', parserOptions: { ecmaVersion: 2015, sourceType: 'module' }, settings: {} };196 it('works with espree & traditional namespace exports', function () {197 const path = getFilename('deep/​a.js');198 const contents = fs.readFileSync(path, { encoding: 'utf8' });199 const a = ExportMap.parse(path, contents, espreeContext);200 expect(a.errors).to.be.empty;201 expect(a.get('b').namespace).to.exist;202 expect(a.get('b').namespace.has('c')).to.be.true;203 });204 it('captures namespace exported as default', function () {205 const path = getFilename('deep/​default.js');206 const contents = fs.readFileSync(path, { encoding: 'utf8' });207 const def = ExportMap.parse(path, contents, espreeContext);208 expect(def.errors).to.be.empty;209 expect(def.get('default').namespace).to.exist;210 expect(def.get('default').namespace.has('c')).to.be.true;211 });212 it('works with babel-eslint & ES7 namespace exports', function () {213 const path = getFilename('deep-es7/​a.js');214 const contents = fs.readFileSync(path, { encoding: 'utf8' });215 const a = ExportMap.parse(path, contents, babelContext);216 expect(a.errors).to.be.empty;217 expect(a.get('b').namespace).to.exist;218 expect(a.get('b').namespace.has('c')).to.be.true;219 });220 });221 context('deep namespace caching', function () {222 const espreeContext = { parserPath: 'espree', parserOptions: { ecmaVersion: 2015, sourceType: 'module' }, settings: {} };223 let a;224 before('sanity check and prime cache', function (done) {225 /​/​ first version226 fs.writeFileSync(getFilename('deep/​cache-2.js'),227 fs.readFileSync(getFilename('deep/​cache-2a.js')));228 const path = getFilename('deep/​cache-1.js');229 const contents = fs.readFileSync(path, { encoding: 'utf8' });230 a = ExportMap.parse(path, contents, espreeContext);231 expect(a.errors).to.be.empty;232 expect(a.get('b').namespace).to.exist;233 expect(a.get('b').namespace.has('c')).to.be.true;234 /​/​ wait ~1s, cache check is 1s resolution235 setTimeout(function reup() {236 fs.unlinkSync(getFilename('deep/​cache-2.js'));237 /​/​ swap in a new file and touch it238 fs.writeFileSync(getFilename('deep/​cache-2.js'),239 fs.readFileSync(getFilename('deep/​cache-2b.js')));240 done();241 }, 1100);242 });243 it('works', function () {244 expect(a.get('b').namespace.has('c')).to.be.false;245 });246 after('remove test file', (done) => fs.unlink(getFilename('deep/​cache-2.js'), done));247 });248 context('Map API', function () {249 context('#size', function () {250 it('counts the names', () => expect(ExportMap.get('./​named-exports', fakeContext))251 .to.have.property('size', 12));252 it('includes exported namespace size', () => expect(ExportMap.get('./​export-all', fakeContext))253 .to.have.property('size', 1));254 });255 });256 context('issue #210: self-reference', function () {257 it(`doesn't crash`, function () {258 expect(() => ExportMap.get('./​narcissist', fakeContext)).not.to.throw(Error);259 });260 it(`'has' circular reference`, function () {261 expect(ExportMap.get('./​narcissist', fakeContext))262 .to.exist.and.satisfy(m => m.has('soGreat'));263 });264 it(`can 'get' circular reference`, function () {265 expect(ExportMap.get('./​narcissist', fakeContext))266 .to.exist.and.satisfy(m => m.get('soGreat') != null);267 });268 });269 context('issue #478: never parse non-whitelist extensions', function () {270 const context = Object.assign({}, fakeContext,271 { settings: { 'import/​extensions': ['.js'] } });272 let imports;273 before('load imports', function () {274 imports = ExportMap.get('./​typescript.ts', context);275 });276 it('returns nothing for a TypeScript file', function () {277 expect(imports).not.to.exist;278 });279 });280 context('alternate parsers', function () {281 const configs = [282 /​/​ ['string form', { 'typescript-eslint-parser': '.ts' }],283 ];284 if (semver.satisfies(eslintPkg.version, '>5')) {285 configs.push(['array form', { '@typescript-eslint/​parser': ['.ts', '.tsx'] }]);286 }287 if (semver.satisfies(eslintPkg.version, '<6')) {288 configs.push(['array form', { 'typescript-eslint-parser': ['.ts', '.tsx'] }]);289 }290 configs.forEach(([description, parserConfig]) => {291 describe(description, function () {292 const context = Object.assign({}, fakeContext,293 { settings: {294 'import/​extensions': ['.js'],295 'import/​parsers': parserConfig,296 } });297 let imports;298 before('load imports', function () {299 this.timeout(20000); /​/​ takes a long time :shrug:300 sinon.spy(tsConfigLoader, 'tsConfigLoader');301 imports = ExportMap.get('./​typescript.ts', context);302 });303 after('clear spies', function () {304 tsConfigLoader.tsConfigLoader.restore();305 });306 it('returns something for a TypeScript file', function () {307 expect(imports).to.exist;308 });309 it('has no parse errors', function () {310 expect(imports).property('errors').to.be.empty;311 });312 it('has exported function', function () {313 expect(imports.has('getFoo')).to.be.true;314 });315 it('has exported typedef', function () {316 expect(imports.has('MyType')).to.be.true;317 });318 it('has exported enum', function () {319 expect(imports.has('MyEnum')).to.be.true;320 });321 it('has exported interface', function () {322 expect(imports.has('Foo')).to.be.true;323 });324 it('has exported abstract class', function () {325 expect(imports.has('Bar')).to.be.true;326 });327 it('should cache tsconfig until tsconfigRootDir parser option changes', function () {328 const customContext = Object.assign(329 {},330 context,331 {332 parserOptions: {333 tsconfigRootDir: null,334 },335 },336 );337 expect(tsConfigLoader.tsConfigLoader.callCount).to.equal(0);338 ExportMap.parse('./​baz.ts', 'export const baz = 5', customContext);339 expect(tsConfigLoader.tsConfigLoader.callCount).to.equal(1);340 ExportMap.parse('./​baz.ts', 'export const baz = 5', customContext);341 expect(tsConfigLoader.tsConfigLoader.callCount).to.equal(1);342 const differentContext = Object.assign(343 {},344 context,345 {346 parserOptions: {347 tsconfigRootDir: process.cwd(),348 },349 },350 );351 ExportMap.parse('./​baz.ts', 'export const baz = 5', differentContext);352 expect(tsConfigLoader.tsConfigLoader.callCount).to.equal(2);353 });354 });355 });356 });357 /​/​ todo: move to utils358 describe('unambiguous regex', function () {359 const testFiles = [360 ['deep/​b.js', true],361 ['bar.js', true],362 ['deep-es7/​b.js', true],363 ['common.js', false],364 ];365 for (const [testFile, expectedRegexResult] of testFiles) {366 it(`works for ${testFile} (${expectedRegexResult})`, function () {367 const content = fs.readFileSync('./​tests/​files/​' + testFile, 'utf8');368 expect(unambiguous.test(content)).to.equal(expectedRegexResult);369 });370 }371 });...

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config-loader.js

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...25 addMatchAll: explicitParams.addMatchAll26 };27 }28 /​/​ Load tsconfig and create path matching function29 var loadResult = tsConfigLoader({30 cwd: cwd,31 getEnv: function (key) { return process.env[key]; }32 });33 if (!loadResult.tsConfigPath) {34 return {35 resultType: "failed",36 message: "Couldn't find tsconfig.json"37 };38 }39 if (!loadResult.baseUrl) {40 return {41 resultType: "failed",42 message: "Missing baseUrl in compilerOptions",43 jsx: loadResult.jsx,...

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1const { tsConfigLoader } = require('@playwright/​test');2const { chromium } = require('playwright');3(async () => {4 const browser = await chromium.launch();5 const context = await browser.newContext();6 const page = await context.newPage();7 await page.screenshot({ path: `example.png` });8 await browser.close();9})();10{11 "compilerOptions": {12 },13}14{15 "scripts": {16 },17 "dependencies": {18 },19 "devDependencies": {20 }21}

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1const { chromium } = require('playwright');2const tsConfigLoader = require('playwright/​lib/​server/​tsConfigLoader');3(async () => {4 const browser = await chromium.launch();5 const context = await browser.newContext();6 const page = await context.newPage();7 await page.screenshot({ path: `example.png` });8 await browser.close();9})();10{11 "compilerOptions": {12 }13}14const { chromium } = require('playwright');15const tsConfigLoader = require('playwright/​lib/​server/​tsConfigLoader');16(async () => {17 const browser = await chromium.launch();18 const context = await browser.newContext();19 const page = await context.newPage();20 await page.screenshot({ path: `example.png` });21 await browser.close();22})();23{24 "compilerOptions": {25 }26}27const { chromium } = require('playwright');

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1const { tsConfigLoader } = require('@playwright/​test');2const { test, expect } = require('@playwright/​test');3test('test', async ({ page }) => {4 const title = page.locator('.navbar__inner .navbar__title');5 await expect(title).toHaveText('Playwright');6});7tsConfigLoader({8 'compilerOptions': {9 'paths': {10 }11 }12});

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1const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright');2const { chromium } = require('playwright');3const { expect } = require('chai');4const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader('./​tsconfig.json');5(async () => {6 const browser = await chromium.launch();7 const context = await browser.newContext({8 });9 const page = await context.newPage();10 console.log(await page.title());11 await browser.close();12})();13{14 "compilerOptions": {15 },16}17{18 "scripts": {19 },20 "dependencies": {21 }22}

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1const playwright = require('playwright');2const tsConfigLoader = require('playwright/​lib/​server/​tsconfig').tsConfigLoader;3const { page, browser, context } = await tsConfigLoader('tsconfig.json', async () => {4 return await playwright.chromium.launch();5});6const playwright = require('playwright');7const tsConfigLoader = require('playwright/​lib/​server/​tsconfig').tsConfigLoader;8const { page, browser, context } = await tsConfigLoader('tsconfig.json', async (options) => {9 return await playwright.chromium.launch(options);10});11const playwright = require('playwright');12const tsConfigLoader = require('playwright/​lib/​server/​tsconfig').tsConfigLoader;13const { page, browser, context } = await tsConfigLoader('tsconfig.json', async (options, useWebSocket) => {14 return await playwright.chromium.launch(options, useWebSocket);15});16const playwright = require('playwright');17const tsConfigLoader = require('playwright/​lib/​server/​tsconfig').tsConfigLoader;18const { page, browser, context } = await tsConfigLoader('tsconfig.json', async (options, useWebSocket, launchType) => {19 return await playwright.chromium.launch(options, useWebSocket, launchType);20});21const playwright = require('playwright');22const tsConfigLoader = require('playwright/​lib/​server/​tsconfig').tsConfigLoader;23const { page, browser, context } = await tsConfigLoader('tsconfig.json', async (options, useWebSocket, launchType, executablePath) => {24 return await playwright.chromium.launch(options, useWebSocket, launchType, executablePath);25});26const playwright = require('playwright');27const tsConfigLoader = require('playwright/​lib/​server/​tsconfig').tsConfigLoader;28const { page, browser, context } = await tsConfigLoader('tsconfig.json', async (options, useWebSocket, launchType, executablePath, slowMo) => {29 return await playwright.chromium.launch(options, useWebSocket, launchType, executablePath, slowMo);30});

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1const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright/​lib/​utils/​tsconfig');2const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader.loadConfig();3const rootDir = tsConfig.options.rootDir;4const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright/​lib/​utils/​tsconfig');5const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader.loadConfig();6const rootDir = tsConfig.options.rootDir;7const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright/​lib/​utils/​tsconfig');8const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader.loadConfig();9const rootDir = tsConfig.options.rootDir;10const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright/​lib/​utils/​tsconfig');11const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader.loadConfig();12const rootDir = tsConfig.options.rootDir;13const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright/​lib/​utils/​tsconfig');14const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader.loadConfig();15const rootDir = tsConfig.options.rootDir;16const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright/​lib/​utils/​tsconfig');17const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader.loadConfig();18const rootDir = tsConfig.options.rootDir;19const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright/​lib/​utils/​tsconfig');20const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader.loadConfig();21const rootDir = tsConfig.options.rootDir;22const { tsConfigLoader } = require('playwright/​lib/​utils/​tsconfig');23const tsConfig = tsConfigLoader.loadConfig();24const rootDir = tsConfig.options.rootDir;

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Jest + Playwright - Test callbacks of event-based DOM library

firefox browser does not start in playwright

Is it possible to get the selector from a locator object in playwright?

How to run a list of test suites in a single file concurrently in jest?

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firefox browser does not start in playwright

This question is quite close to a "need more focus" question. But let's try to give it some focus:

Does Playwright has access to the cPicker object on the page? Does it has access to the window object?

Yes, you can access both cPicker and the window object inside an evaluate call.

Should I trigger the events from the HTML file itself, and in the callbacks, print in the DOM the result, in some dummy-element, and then infer from that dummy element text that the callbacks fired?

Exactly, or you can assign values to a javascript variable:

const cPicker = new ColorPicker({
  onClickOutside(e){
  },
  onInput(color){
    window['color'] = color;
  },
  onChange(color){
    window['result'] = color;
  }
})

And then

it('Should call all callbacks with correct arguments', async() => {
    await page.goto(`http://localhost:5000/tests/visual/basic.html`, {waitUntil:'load'})

    // Wait until the next frame
    await page.evaluate(() => new Promise(requestAnimationFrame))

    // Act
   
    // Assert
    const result = await page.evaluate(() => window['color']);
    // Check the value
})
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65477895/jest-playwright-test-callbacks-of-event-based-dom-library

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