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The dashboard Playwright doesn't ship with: run history from every CI run, flakiness scoring, failure traces, and Slack alerts. MIT-licensed reporter, 5-minute setup. Free for 1,000 test results every month, then $0.001/result — unlimited seats.
This started as a personal itch. We run a big Playwright suite, and every retro had the same complaint: a test fails in CI, someone re-runs it, it passes, everyone shrugs and moves on. We had no memory of which tests did this over and over - the HTML report only knows about one run.
So I built Nijam. You add @nijam/pw-reporter (MIT, on GitHub — you can read every line that touches your CI) to your Playwright config, and every run lands in a dashboard: full run history, a flakiness score per test, failure traces, and Slack alerts when a test starts misbehaving.
A few things I cared about getting right:
Fail-soft reporter — if our API is ever down, it logs a warning and gets out of the way. It will never break your CI.
CI auto-detection — commit, branch, PR, and author are picked up automatically on GitHub Actions, GitLab, CircleCI, and Bitbucket.
Honest pricing — 1,000 test results free every month. Unlimited seats; you pay for usage - $0.001 per test, not headcount.
Setup is genuinely about 5 minutes. I'll be here all day - ask me anything, especially the hard questions. And if you've got a flaky test horror story, I want to hear it. 👇
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About Nijam on Product Hunt
“The analytics dashboard for your Playwright tests”
Nijam was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 7 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #63 on the daily leaderboard. The dashboard Playwright doesn't ship with: run history from every CI run, flakiness scoring, failure traces, and Slack alerts. MIT-licensed reporter, 5-minute setup. Free for 1,000 test results every month, then $0.001/result — unlimited seats.
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Akhil Pentamsetti
Hey hunters 👋 I'm Akhil, the founder of Nijam.
This started as a personal itch. We run a big Playwright suite, and every retro had the same complaint: a test fails in CI, someone re-runs it, it passes, everyone shrugs and moves on. We had no memory of which tests did this over and over - the HTML report only knows about one run.
So I built Nijam. You add @nijam/pw-reporter (MIT, on GitHub — you can read every line that touches your CI) to your Playwright config, and every run lands in a dashboard: full run history, a flakiness score per test, failure traces, and Slack alerts when a test starts misbehaving.
A few things I cared about getting right:
Fail-soft reporter — if our API is ever down, it logs a warning and gets out of the way. It will never break your CI.
CI auto-detection — commit, branch, PR, and author are picked up automatically on GitHub Actions, GitLab, CircleCI, and Bitbucket.
Honest pricing — 1,000 test results free every month. Unlimited seats; you pay for usage - $0.001 per test, not headcount.
Setup is genuinely about 5 minutes. I'll be here all day - ask me anything, especially the hard questions. And if you've got a flaky test horror story, I want to hear it. 👇