Add Type Checking and Linting to your Playwright Project

[@RafaelSouza99]

This is gonna help me a lot, one time I lost almost a hour to figure out this problem
Thank you bro!!!

[@ChecklyHQ]

Yay! That's great to hear. 💪

[@AKHILDABRAL]

This will save me a lot of time, thanks for this tutorial.

[@ChecklyHQ]

Happy it's been valuable. :) 🦝

[@dwane84]

Always very useful tips! Thank you!

[@ChecklyHQ]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shoryabeohar160]

aweosme , very helpful

[@ChecklyHQ]

Glad to hear that! 🦝

[@sergeygaidamaka8979]

Thanks for the few more amazing tips!

[@alleluiaizimpamvu9971]

Thanks for the amazing tips

[@tymczasowy_nick]

Thank you! Great content :)

[@ChecklyHQ]

Thank you!

[@Sarath-v8e]

Thanks for the tip

[@og4789]

Great again, can you make also a video about formatting (eslint sylistic or prettier) ? Thank you

[@ChecklyHQ]

I'm not sure about it. Is there a Playwright-specific angle to automattic code formatting? 🤔

[@zzanghayeon]

잘보고있어요 thank you!

[@tomasgomez1480]

Very helpfull video! In real big project, it is necessary to add more eslint configuration? thanks

[@ChecklyHQ]

More linting and safety is always better. I haven't looked into more rules that a specificely helpful for PWT development though. If you find any, please let me know. :)

[@tomasgomez1480]

@@ChecklyHQ thanks for the quick answer. Im gonna investigate