This MCP server provides a way to control Playwright browser automation remotely through an MCP (Model Context Protocol) setup using SSE (Server-Sent Events). It allows clients within a network to execute Playwright commands, facilitating automated testing, web scraping, and browser control seamlessly. It is containerized with Docker for easy deployment and supports customizable ports.
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Apr 13 2025
This MCP server provides a way to control Playwright browser automation remotely through an MCP (Model Context Protocol) setup using SSE (Server-Sent Events). It allows clients within a network to execute Playwright commands, facilitating automated testing, web scraping, and browser control seamlessly. It is containerized with Docker for easy deployment and supports customizable ports.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 13 2025
torohash
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What is Playwright MCP Server?
This project implements a server that exposes Playwright's browser automation functionalities through MCP (Model Context Protocol) using Server-Sent Events (SSE). It allows external MCP clients to connect and send commands to control browser actions such as navigating web pages, taking screenshots, or interacting with page elements. The server runs within a Docker container, simplifying deployment, and supports custom port configuration. It is suitable for integration into automated testing pipelines, remote web scraping, and browser-based workflows, providing secure and efficient communication between clients and Playwright instances.
Who will use Playwright MCP Server?
- Automated testers
- Web scraping developers
- QA engineers
- DevOps teams
- Software developers integrating browser automation
How to use the Playwright MCP Server?
- Step1: Clone or download the repository
- Step2: Ensure Docker and docker-compose are installed
- Step3: Run 'docker compose up --build' in the project root
- Step4: Connect MCP clients to 'localhost:3002/sse' or the custom port configured
- Step5: Send commands via MCP protocol to control Playwright automation
Playwright MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Provides remote Playwright control via MCP using SSE
- Containerized deployment with Docker
- Supports customizable ports and network configurations
- Facilitates automation testing and web scraping workflows
The Benefits
- Enables remote control of browser automation
- Simplifies deployment with Docker
- Flexible integration with networked systems
- Supports efficient automated workflows
Playwright MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Remote automated testing setup
- Distributed web scraping operations
- Browser automation in CI/CD pipelines
- Integration in remote QA environments
FAQs of Playwright MCP Server
Developer
- torohash
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