@testrelic/playwright-analytics
What does the @testrelic/playwright-analytics package provide and how do I use it?
What does the @testrelic/playwright-analytics package provide and how do I use it?
Connect your Playwright project to the TestRelic cloud platform in under 10 minutes — create an account, configure the reporter, and explore your first test run.
Set a TestRelic API key, configure cloud upload for your Playwright Python runs, and view results in the cloud dashboard and Session Workspace.
Complete reference for configuring the TestRelic Playwright analytics reporter — output path, stack traces, network stats, CI metadata, and redact patterns.
Full testrelic_options reference for testrelic-playwright, plus CLI flags, environment variables, report modes, redaction, and API URL filtering.
Practical testrelic-playwright examples: browser E2E, API tests, unified tests, large-suite streaming, and sharded runs merged into one report.
Install the @testrelic/playwright-analytics reporter in your Playwright project and start capturing test analytics in minutes.
Install pytest-playwright and testrelic-playwright, write a test, run pytest, and open the interactive HTML report — no conftest wiring required.
Welcome to TestRelic for Playwright — the AI-driven Testing Observability Platform that captures navigation timelines, network stats, and CI metadata from your Playwright browser tests.
How TestRelic SDK reporters, the cloud platform, and the MCP server fit together—runs upload from CI and local, while the MCP gives your IDE assistant structured access to that data.
Overview of the @testrelic/playwright-analytics package — what it provides, how to install it, and its subpath exports.
How testrelic-playwright works as a pytest plugin: the testrelic_options mechanism, the CLI, the streaming pipeline, the local report server, and cloud upload.
TestRelic supports Playwright in both JavaScript / TypeScript and Python — choose the language your test suite uses.
The testrelic-playwright interactive HTML report, the local report server for streamed runs, and how runs map to the cloud Session Workspace.
A pytest plugin that turns Playwright Python runs into rich analytics — a field-for-field port of the @testrelic/playwright-analytics JS reporter.