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@ -23,21 +23,23 @@ If this is your first time ever using the Playwright framework, we recommend goi
Once you've got an understanding of Playwright, you'll need a baseline understanding of Open MCT:
1. Follow the steps [Building and Running Open MCT Locally](../README.md#building-and-running-open-mct-locally)
2. Once you're serving Open MCT locally, create an Example Telemetry Object (e.g.: 'Sine Wave Generator')
2. Once you're serving Open MCT locally, create a 'Display Layout' object. Save it.
3. Create a 'Plot' Object (e.g.: 'Stacked Plot')
4. Expand the Tree on the left-hand nav and drag and drop the Example Telemetry Object into the Plot Object
5. Create a 'Display Layout' object
6. From the Tree, Drag the Plot object into the Display Layout
4. Create an Example Telemetry Object (e.g.: 'Sine Wave Generator')
5. Expand the Tree and note the hierarchy of objects which were created.
6. Navigate to the Demo Display Layout Object to edit and modify the embedded plot.
7. Modify the embedded plot with Telemetry Data.
What you've created is a display which mimics the display that a mission control operator might use to understand and model telemetry data.
Recreate the steps above with Playwright's codegen tool:
1. `npm run start` in a terminal window
2. Open another terminal window and start the Playwright codegen application `npx playwright codegen`
3. Navigate the browser to `http://localhost:8080`
4. Click the Create button and notice how your actions in the browser are being recorded in the Playwright Inspector
5. Continue through the steps 2-6 above
1. `npm run start` in a terminal window to serve Open MCT locally
2. `npx @playwright/test install` to install playwright and dependencies
3. Open another terminal window and start the Playwright codegen application `npx playwright codegen`
4. Navigate the browser to `http://localhost:8080`
5. Click the Create button and notice how your actions in the browser are being recorded in the Playwright Inspector
6. Continue through the steps 2-6 above
What you've created is an automated test which mimics the creation of a mission control display.