Example projects - e2e

Each example is a standalone greeting app with three locator tests and two agent tests. One agent test gets a greeting for a name; the other checks the empty-name error. Each installs the published e2e packages from npm.

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Pick an example

Vite

React with Vite, tested in Chromium.

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Next.js

Next.js App Router, started by the runner and tested in Chromium.

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Astro

An Astro page with no UI framework, started by the runner and tested in Chromium.

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Angular

A standalone Angular component, started by the runner and tested in Chromium.

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Expo

React Native with Expo, tested on web, iOS, and Android.

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SwiftUI

A native iOS app, tested on an iPhone simulator.

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Jetpack Compose

A native Android app, tested on an emulator.

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Kotlin Multiplatform

One Compose Multiplatform screen, tested on Android and iOS.

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Flutter

A Flutter app, tested on Android and iOS.

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.NET MAUI

A .NET MAUI app, tested on Android and iOS.

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Run an example

Follow the project’s README to install, build, and run it. The config and tests live beside the app, in an e2e/ folder for the native, Flutter, and .NET MAUI projects.

The locator tests need no model. The agent tests use Vercel AI Gateway and skip unless AI_GATEWAY_API_KEY is set.

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Next

Quickstart

Add e2e to your own app.

Models

Use a different provider, a subscription, or a local model.