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Hey @Guria this should be relatively easy because our Playwright CLI just installs the binary CC @ryanjduffy knows how this stuff works and can guide. Perhaps a good next step would be to start a replay playwright python repo that we can hack on? Also, what's your use case? And please join our replay.io/discord where we can discuss |
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It should be possible. The main integration point is setting the executable path to the replay browser. We expose a method for this in the node API but it's pretty easy to construct manually. You can install the browsers with our NPM module: # Install the replay browsers ... typically in $HOME/.replay/playwright
npx @replayio/playwright installThe specific paths to the browser executable will vary based on the browser and platform but take a look at the install script to see how they're constructed. |
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Is there a way to integrate replay.io with python version of playwright?
As I can understand it just needs custom version of playwright headless version binaries.
Would appreciate if you can suggest potential directions to hack into.
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