From the course: Playwright with AI: Agents, Context, and Test Automation Patterns
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Using GitHub Codespaces
From the course: Playwright with AI: Agents, Context, and Test Automation Patterns
Using GitHub Codespaces
Let's learn how to use GitHub Codespaces in order to follow along with this course. Codespaces is a full VS Code style editor in the browser, backed by virtual machine on GitHub. It enables you to work on the exercises without fighting local installs on your laptop first. To start, make sure you are logged into GitHub. Here, I have the project repository. Start by forking the repository to your own accounts. By clicking the fork button. You can accept the default options in the subsequent prompt. Once the repository is forked, open code, go to the Codespaces tab, and click create a codespace on the main branch. I already have a few codespaces created, so my view might look a little bit different here than yours if you haven't created any of your own codespaces yet. Once you start creating one, the first boot can take a minute or two while the machine and dependencies prepare. Inside the codespace, we get a familiar layout. We have the file explorer, the terminal, and our extensions…
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