umbraco-playwright-testhelpers
Reference for @umbraco/playwright-testhelpers package - fixtures, API helpers, and UI helpers for E2E testing
What this skill does
# Umbraco Playwright Testhelpers
## What is it?
`@umbraco/playwright-testhelpers` is the official Umbraco package that provides Playwright fixtures, API helpers, and UI helpers for writing E2E tests against an Umbraco backoffice instance.
**Repository**: https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Playwright.Testhelpers
## Installation
```bash
npm install @umbraco/playwright-testhelpers --save-dev
```
## Related Skills
- **umbraco-e2e-testing** - E2E test patterns using these helpers
- **umbraco-test-builders** - JsonModels.Builders (used internally by testhelpers)
- **umbraco-testing** - Master skill for testing overview
---
## Package Exports
The package exports these main items:
```typescript
import {
test, // Extended Playwright test with fixtures
ApiHelpers, // Direct API helper class
UiHelpers, // Direct UI helper class
ConstantHelper, // Constants for sections, actions, buttons
AliasHelper, // Alias generation utilities
JsonHelper // JSON parsing utilities
} from '@umbraco/playwright-testhelpers';
```
---
## Test Fixtures
The `test` export extends Playwright's test with two fixtures:
```typescript
import { test } from '@umbraco/playwright-testhelpers';
test('my test', async ({ umbracoApi, umbracoUi }) => {
// umbracoApi - API helpers for fast test setup/teardown
// umbracoUi - UI helpers for backoffice interaction
});
```
### How Fixtures Work
```typescript
// testExtension.ts (internal)
const test = base.extend<{umbracoApi: ApiHelpers} & {umbracoUi: UiHelpers}>({
umbracoApi: async ({ page }, use) => {
const umbracoApi = new ApiHelpers(page);
await use(umbracoApi);
},
umbracoUi: async ({ page }, use) => {
const umbracoUi = new UiHelpers(page);
await use(umbracoUi);
}
});
```
---
## API Helpers (umbracoApi)
The `ApiHelpers` class provides sub-helpers for each entity type:
| Property | Helper Class | Purpose |
|----------|--------------|---------|
| `content` | ContentApiHelper | Content/document operations |
| `documentTypes` | DocumentTypeApiHelper | Document type operations |
| `dataTypes` | DatatypeApiHelper | Data type operations |
| `media` | MediaApiHelper | Media operations |
| `mediaTypes` | MediaTypeApiHelper | Media type operations |
| `templates` | TemplatesApiHelper | Template operations |
| `languages` | LanguagesApiHelper | Language operations |
| `users` | UserApiHelper | User operations |
| `userGroups` | UserGroupApiHelper | User group operations |
| `members` | MemberApiHelper | Member operations |
| `memberTypes` | MemberTypeApiHelper | Member type operations |
| `memberGroups` | MemberGroupApiHelper | Member group operations |
| `macros` | MacroApiHelper | Macro operations |
| `scripts` | ScriptApiHelper | Script operations |
| `stylesheets` | StylesheetApiHelper | Stylesheet operations |
| `partialViews` | PartialViewApiHelper | Partial view operations |
| `relationTypes` | RelationTypeApiHelper | Relation type operations |
| `packages` | PackageApiHelper | Package operations |
| `domain` | DomainApiHelper | Domain operations |
| `translation` | TranslationApiHelper | Translation operations |
| `webhook` | WebhookApiHelper | Webhook operations |
### Core API Methods
```typescript
// Base HTTP methods (available on umbracoApi directly)
await umbracoApi.get(url, params?);
await umbracoApi.post(url, data?);
await umbracoApi.delete(url, data?);
// CSRF token (automatically handled)
await umbracoApi.getCsrfToken();
// Login
await umbracoApi.login(skipCheckTours?: boolean);
```
---
## Document Type API Helper
```typescript
// Ensure cleanup (idempotent - won't fail if not exists)
await umbracoApi.documentTypes.ensureNameNotExists('MyDocType');
// Create default document type
const docType = await umbracoApi.documentTypes.createDefaultDocumentType('MyDocType');
// Create element type (for blocks)
const elementType = await umbracoApi.documentTypes.createDefaultElementType('MyElement', 'myElement');
// Create document type with block grid
const element = await umbracoApi.documentTypes.createDefaultDocumentWithBlockGridEditor(element?, dataType?);
// Save document type (using builder)
const docType = new DocumentTypeBuilder()
.withName('MyDocType')
.withAlias('myDocType')
.build();
await umbracoApi.documentTypes.save(docType);
```
---
## Content API Helper
```typescript
// Reference: ContentApiHelper.ts patterns
// Note: Actual methods depend on version - check source
// Common patterns:
await umbracoApi.content.ensureNameNotExists('MyContent');
await umbracoApi.content.createDefaultContent(name, documentTypeId);
await umbracoApi.content.getByName('MyContent');
await umbracoApi.content.publish(contentId);
```
---
## Data Type API Helper
```typescript
// Get built-in data type
const dataType = await umbracoApi.dataTypes.getByName('Textstring');
// Create block grid data type
const blockGrid = await umbracoApi.dataTypes.createDefaultBlockGrid('MyBlockGrid', elementType);
// Ensure cleanup
await umbracoApi.dataTypes.ensureNameNotExists('MyDataType');
```
---
## Media API Helper
```typescript
// Create media folder
await umbracoApi.media.createDefaultMediaFolder('MyFolder');
// Create image with file
await umbracoApi.media.createImageWithFile(
'MyImage',
{ src: '/path/to/image.jpg' },
'image.jpg',
'/local/path/to/image.jpg',
'image/jpeg'
);
// Cleanup
await umbracoApi.media.ensureNameNotExists('MyImage');
await umbracoApi.media.clearRecycleBin();
```
---
## UI Helpers (umbracoUi)
### Navigation
```typescript
// Navigate to section
await umbracoUi.goToSection(ConstantHelper.sections.content);
await umbracoUi.goToSection(ConstantHelper.sections.settings);
await umbracoUi.goToSection(ConstantHelper.sections.media);
// Navigate to specific items
await umbracoUi.navigateToContent('MyContent');
await umbracoUi.navigateToMedia('MyMedia');
await umbracoUi.navigateToDocumentType('MyDocType');
await umbracoUi.navigateToDataType('MyDataType');
await umbracoUi.navigateToTemplate('MyTemplate');
```
### Tree Operations
```typescript
// Get tree item by path
const item = await umbracoUi.getTreeItem('contentTypes', ['MyFolder', 'MyDocType']);
// Refresh trees
await umbracoUi.refreshContentTree();
await umbracoUi.refreshMediaTree();
// Wait for tree load
await umbracoUi.waitForTreeLoad('settings');
```
### Click Operations
```typescript
// Click by data-element attribute
await umbracoUi.clickDataElementByElementName('tree-item-myItem');
// Click by text
await umbracoUi.clickButtonByText('Save');
// Click element
await umbracoUi.clickElement(locator);
// Click multiple elements
await umbracoUi.clickMultiple(locator);
```
### Editor Operations
```typescript
// Set header name (with alias generation wait)
await umbracoUi.setEditorHeaderName('My Document');
// Get editor header name
await umbracoUi.getEditorHeaderName('My Document');
// Add property group and editor
await umbracoUi.goToAddEditor('Content', 'Title');
```
### Locator Getters
```typescript
// Get elements
const helpButton = await umbracoUi.getGlobalHelp();
const userButton = await umbracoUi.getGlobalUser();
const element = await umbracoUi.getDataElementByElementName('my-element');
const button = await umbracoUi.getButtonByText('Save');
const button = await umbracoUi.getButtonByLabelKey('buttons_save');
const contextAction = await umbracoUi.getContextMenuAction('action-create');
// Notifications
const success = await umbracoUi.getSuccessNotification();
const error = await umbracoUi.getErrorNotification();
```
### Assertions
```typescript
// Check notifications
await umbracoUi.isSuccessNotificationVisible();
await umbracoUi.isErrorNotificationVisible();
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