To run these tests, first install Node.js and NPM to your local computer.

Then, open a terminal to this directory (containing this README) and run:

npm install
npx playwright install --with-deps # this installs the web browser used to run the tests

This will install the necessary dependencies for these tests to run.

Then, run a static server at port 6160, passing in the directory of your submission code:

npx serve -p 6160 /path/to/your/code

You can use any static server for this purpose (e.g. python3 -m http.server), as long as it's serving on port 6160. Note that depending on your server configuration, this may expose your served directory to others on your network (including on eduroam).

Finally, in a new terminal opened to this directory (containing this README), run the tests:

npx playwright test
# or, alternatively:
npx playwright test --headed # to see the browser window during the test run
npx playwright test --ui # to manually control the test run in a dedicated debugger window (you'll need to press the 'Run' button to start the tests)

When the tests have finished running, you'll see a command that can be used to view the report in a browser:

npx playwright show-report outputs/html-report

See the Playwright documentation for more information on running tests.