Does anyone know the best way to simulate a user navigating to a page in a webbrowser? I have my streamlit app running in a docker container, and tests running locally.
poetry run streamlit run Home.py --server.port=8080 --server.address=0.0.0.0
Does not trigger a run of Home.py in the container. Only when I manually navigate to http://localhost:8080/ (I have port forwarding setup) – this will trigger a run of Home.py
What are my options here?
One option is using streamlit’s AppTest framework: App testing - Streamlit Docs
Another option is to use playwright, which lets you visit and interact with a website programmatically.
Here is some example code I use to run a streamlit app and then use playwright to navigate around it. st_pages/tests/test_frontend.py at main · blackary/st_pages · GitHub
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