2 posts tagged with "sdk"

Today TestRelic speaks Python. We're shipping four pytest-native packages — testrelic-pytest, testrelic-playwright, testrelic-deepeval, and testrelic-appium — that capture the same rich test analytics our JavaScript reporters do, and stream them to the same cloud workspace. Each one installs from PyPI, activates through pytest's plugin system with no conftest.py wiring, and starts uploading on your next pytest run.

If you run Playwright in CI, you already have pass/fail signals. Testing observability means capturing the execution story around each failure: which URLs you touched, how the SPA navigated, what the network layer did, and which build or branch produced the run. The @testrelic/playwright-analytics reporter is designed for that workflow—it runs locally, writes structured JSON and HTML, and can feed the TestRelic cloud platform when you add an API key. This guide consolidates the official docs into one narrative for teams standardizing on Playwright.