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title: "Playwright Intellisense Issues Vscode"
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date: 2025-01-18T08:56:28-05:00
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author: Mike Conrad
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tags:
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- Playwright
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- E2E
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- VScodium
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- TypeScript
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- Intellisense
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I maintain a number of Playwright tests for work and recently ran into a frustrating issue. I set up my new desktop recently and everything was running great but I was having issues getting intellisense to work for my Playwright stuff. At the top of all of my tests I was getting the dreaded:
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```shell
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Cannot find module '@playwright/test' or its corresponding type declarations.ts(2307)
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```
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error when hovering over:
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```typescript
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import { expect, test } from '@playwright/test';
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```
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I did a bunch of searches online that mention making sure Playwright is installed properly using `npx playwright install`. In my case I knew everything was set up and we use yarn workspaces for our project anyway. Well fortunately all of this was working on my Thinkpad so I started trying to compare everything. I had the Playwright extension installed already. I use [VSCodium](https://vscodium.com/) instead of VSCode but that doesn't matter in this case. Then I wondered if maybe, just maybe it was a TypeScript issue so I looked at the version running on my Thinkpad. It was an older version than what was running on my desktop. I switched it on my desktop to use the workspace version and voila, everything started working!
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In case you are curious, the version I was having problems with was `TypeScript 5.7.2` and the version that works for me is `TypeScript 5.5.4-sdk`.
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If you aren't sure how to change this setting, open a TypeScript file in your editor and look for `TypeScript` in the lower right hand toolbar. Their should be a pair of `{}` next to it. Clicking the `{}` will open the menu.
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This is the same for VSCode as well.
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title: "Quickly Convert Webflow to Static Site"
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date: 2025-02-23T10:43:58-05:00
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author: Mike Conrad
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tags:
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- BASH
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- wget
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- caddy
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- linux
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- webserver
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I recently ran into a situation where a small site that I help manage went offline. I got the dreaded text on a Sunday morning as I was on my way to a coffee shop to focus on some side projects. The site is built/hosted on Webflow so my first suspicion was a billing issue. As soon as I got to the coffee sshop I logged into the Webflow dashboard to find out what was going on.
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