Drama Finder is a set of helper classes to test a Vaadin application using Playwright. It gives you access to a list of assertions and actions you can do for our components. The documentation can be found in this repository and also deployed on https://parttio-dramafinder.mintlify.app/ if you find some errors please file an issue. ```java @Test public void testTooltip() { // get a text that has an accessible name (label or aria label,...) equals to text field TextFieldElement textfield = TextFieldElement.getByLabel(page, "Textfield"); // assert that is visible textfield.assertVisible(); // assert that the textfield has a tooltip textfield.assertTooltipHasText("Tooltip for textfield"); } ``` ## Note Drama Finder covers most of the Vaadin components (see TODO.md for the list of supported components and the remaining gaps) and follows semantic versioning since 1.0. It is built and tested against Vaadin 25. If you notice something missing please create a ticket or a Pull Request. ## How to use it Add the addon as a test dependency: ```xml org.vaadin.addons dramafinder version test ``` You also need to add Playwright dependency in your test project ```xml com.microsoft.playwright playwright 1.55.0 test ``` With Spring Boot you can copy the `SpringPlaywrightIT` then create a simple test: ```java @SpringBootTest(webEnvironment = WebEnvironment.RANDOM_PORT) public class SimpleExampleViewIT extends SpringPlaywrightIT { @Test public void testTooltip() { TextFieldElement textfield = TextFieldElement.getByLabel(page, "Textfield"); textfield.assertVisible(); textfield.assertTooltipHasText("Tooltip for textfield"); } } ``` To start in your project you can read the official documentation and use the helpers: https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/flow/testing/playwright For example replace this: ```java page.locator("//vaadin-button[contains(text(),'Click me')]").click(); assertThat(page.locator("#msg")).containsText("Clicked!"); ``` By: ```java ButtonElement.getByText(page, "Click me").click(); assertThat(page.locator("#msg")).containsText("Clicked!"); // in that case msg is a Paragraph so you can use plain Playwright ```