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February 12, 2025February 18, 2025

Test Reporting with Testbeats: A Step-by-Step Guide to Playwright Integration

TestBeats generates AI enhanced test reports in any language or framework, empowering your team with valuable insights. Streamlines team collaboration with test results centralized in a cloud dashboard, or delivered directly to Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Chat and more. It can easily be integrated with frameworks like Mocha (e.g. PactumJS), Playwright, Cypress, WebdriverIO, and many more.

setup-testbeats

Setup with Playwright

Start from an existing Playwright project (if you don’t have one, here is a tutorial about creating it)

  1. When running the tests, make sure they will use the jUnit reporter to generate a results.xml file (it is a built-in mechanism in Playwright) – you can achieve this with the following command
    PLAYWRIGHT_JUNIT_OUTPUT_NAME=results.xml npx playwright test --reporter=junit

2. in the project root, create a testbeats config file (e.g. ‘.testbeats.json’)

testbeats-pw-config
3. after every test execution, run the following testbeats command to get the results published

npx testbeats@latest publish -c .testbeats.json

testbeats-published

That’s it! now the results have been successfully published to your cloud testbeats dashboard ✨

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HERE you can find more examples of testbeats integration with lots of frameworks (Playwright, Mocha, Cypress, and many more)

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