Add Type Checking and Linting to your Playwright Project

In today's video, we're exploring the fact that Playwright doesn't type check your code when using TypeScript. We'll explore what this means and discuss why this could be an issue, especially for larger projects.

Then we set up type checking and add "typescript-eslint" to strengthen and improve your Playwright code.

Join us for this deep dive and leave any questions or comments below. Stay tuned for more Playwright tips!

0:00 Intro
0:24 Playwright Test doesn't check types
2:03 Why is type checking important?
2:45 How to add type checking to your Playwright project
5:34 Common Playwright mistakes
6:20 How to detect common Playwright mistakes with linting
10:15 What is Checkly

#playwright #checkly #typescript

[RafaelSouza]

This is gonna help me a lot, one time I lost almost a hour to figure out this problem

Thank you bro!!!

[AKHILDABRAL]

This will save me a lot of time, thanks for this tutorial.

[og]

Great again, can you make also a video about formatting (eslint sylistic or prettier) ? Thank you

[tomasgomez]

Very helpfull video! In real big project, it is necessary to add more eslint configuration? thanks