feat: Add gen-playwright subcommand to generate JavaScript files #24
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The new experimental gen-playwright command allows developers to use basi to write their tests in basi syntax and generate Playwright compatible JavaScript for running via playwright with NodeJS. This is intended to help developers or teams who want to keep their playwright infrastructure but reduce the ceremony of writing the code or hand the authoring of the tests to non-javascript developers
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The new experimental gen-playwright command allows developers to use basi to write their tests in basi syntax and generate Playwright compatible JavaScript for running via playwright with NodeJS. This is intended to help developers or teams who want to keep their playwright infrastructure but reduce the ceremony of writing the code or hand the authoring of the tests to non-javascript developers
Closes #4