Installation
Taqwright puts Playwright's test runner on top of Appium 3, so you write mobile E2E tests the same way you'd write a Playwright web test, but you drive a real phone instead of a browser. This page takes you from nothing installed to a configured project ready to run its first test.
Codegen
Codegen records the taps and typing you perform on a real device and turns them into a runnable
Writing tests
Taqwright tests perform actions on a live mobile device and assert the resulting UI state. Each test gets a fresh WebDriver session against your configured emulator, simulator, or physical device. Locators auto-wait for elements to be visible and actionable before driving them, so tests stay reliable even when the app animates.
Generating tests
Don't hand-write locators, pick them. Taqwright codegen is a browser-based device viewer that ranks candidate selectors against the live screen and, with recording on, emits a runnable spec as you drive the app.
Running & debugging
When a test fails on a device you can't see, you need a record of what happened. Taqwright captures two kinds, a per-action trace and a full-run video, writes them under the output directory, and hands everything to Playwright's reporters.