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71 lines
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# Codegen recorder templates
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Each file here is a **starting point** for `just front-codegen`. It boots an
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isolated container stack, runs your setup, then opens the Playwright Inspector
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so you record from a known state. The file name is what shows up in the menu —
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drop a new `*.spec.ts` here and it appears automatically.
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## Anatomy
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```ts
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import { test, apiLogin } from '../helpers';
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test('codegen: <name>', async ({ page }) => {
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test.setTimeout(0); // no timeout — recorder stays open until you close it
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await apiLogin(page); // setup: get to the state you want to record from
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await page.goto('/files');
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await page.pause(); // MUST be last — opens the Inspector
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});
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```
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Rules:
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- Import `test` (and any helpers) from `../helpers` — **not** `@playwright/test`.
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That wires in the container-stack fixture and the JS-error guard.
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- Set `test.setTimeout(0)` so the recorder doesn't time out while you work.
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- End with `await page.pause()`. Everything **before** it runs first, so put as
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much setup as you like there (log in, open a folder, start an upload, …) and
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you'll record the continuation from that state.
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- Use the helpers for setup: `apiLogin(page)` signs in via the API (no UI
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clicks, selector-independent). Skip it for an anonymous/login flow.
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## What carries into the saved spec
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When you save a recording, the setup lines (everything before `page.pause()`,
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minus `test.setTimeout`) are copied into the generated `scenarios/<name>.spec.ts`,
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then your recorded steps are spliced in. So a recorder's setup == the saved
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test's setup — keep it to the state you want every recording from this template
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to start in.
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## Seeding content before you record
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To record flows that need existing files/folders (move, copy, delete,
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multi-select, previews, sorting by type), seed them via the API in the setup —
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no UI clicks, just like `apiLogin`. The `authed-files` template does this:
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```ts
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import { test, apiLogin, seedFilesAndFolders } from '../helpers';
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test('codegen: authed-files', async ({ page }) => {
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test.setTimeout(0);
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await apiLogin(page);
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await seedFilesAndFolders(page); // Documents/, Documents/Reports/, Images/ + files of each type
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await page.goto('/');
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await page.pause();
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});
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```
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`helpers.ts` exposes the building blocks: `apiCreateFolder`, `apiUploadFile`,
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`SAMPLE_FILES` (text / markdown / JSON / CSV / PNG / PDF), and the
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`seedFilesAndFolders` convenience that lays down a small mixed-type tree.
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**Remember:** the saved spec inherits this setup, so the recorded selectors only
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have content to act on if `seedFilesAndFolders(page)` runs there too — it does,
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because the template's setup is copied into the saved test.
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## Add one
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```sh
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cp authed.spec.ts my-start.spec.ts # edit the setup, keep page.pause() last
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just front-codegen # "my-start" is now in the menu
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```
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