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Creating a "feature" in typically refers to using Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) to write tests in plain English . This is most commonly achieved by integrating Playwright with Cucumber or the playwright-bdd library. 1. Create the Feature File

You must map each "plain English" step to executable code in a file (e.g., login.steps.ts ). Import keywords: Given , When , Then from your BDD library.

💡 : Use the Playwright VS Code extension to run and debug these scenarios directly from your editor. playwright

: Execute via terminal using npx playwright test or a custom npm script.

Create a file with the .feature extension (e.g., login.feature ) in a features folder. This file uses syntax to describe a use case. Creating a "feature" in typically refers to using

: Tools like bddgen can convert .feature files into standard Playwright .spec.ts files automatically.

: Use Playwright methods like page.goto() , page.fill() , and expect() . typescript Create the Feature File You must map each

Feature: User Login Scenario: Successful login with valid credentials Given I navigate to the login page When I enter valid credentials Then I should be redirected to the dashboard Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard 2. Define the Step Logic