Command Line

Running tests

npx mobilewright test

Run a single test file:

npx mobilewright test tests/login.test.ts

Run tests matching a title:

npx mobilewright test --grep "sign in"

Run tests from a specific project:

npx mobilewright test --project=ios

Options

Flag	Description
-c, --config <file>	Path to config file
--reporter <reporter>	Reporter type: list, html, json
--grep <regex>	Only run tests matching this pattern
--grep-invert <regex>	Skip tests matching this pattern
--project <name...>	Run tests from specific projects
--retries <count>	Retry failed tests up to this many times
--timeout <ms>	Test timeout in milliseconds
--workers <count>	Number of concurrent workers
--pass-with-no-tests	Exit with code 0 when no tests are found
--list	List all tests without running them

Show report

Open the HTML test report from a previous run:

npx mobilewright show-report

Open a report from a specific directory:

npx mobilewright show-report ./my-report

By default, the report is served at localhost:9323. You can change the host and port:

npx mobilewright show-report --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8080

List devices

List all connected devices, simulators, and emulators:

npx mobilewright devices

Take a screenshot

Capture a screenshot of the current device screen:

npx mobilewright screenshot

Save to a specific file:

npx mobilewright screenshot -o home-screen.png

Target a specific device:

npx mobilewright screenshot -d <device-id>

Check environment

Verify your environment is set up correctly for mobile development:

npx mobilewright doctor

Output as JSON for scripting:

npx mobilewright doctor --json

Check a specific category:

npx mobilewright doctor --category ios
npx mobilewright doctor --category android
npx mobilewright doctor --category system

Scaffold a project

Create a mobilewright.config.ts and example.test.ts in the current directory:

npx mobilewright init

Existing files are not overwritten.