open-testing-convert-taiko

Yes, you can migrate Taiko tests to Playwright or Cypress by providing valid Taiko sources with SKILL metadata frontmatter. The conversion preserves proximity locators and selector builders to minimize drift during the framework migration.

Yes, Gauge-backed Taiko specs can be ported to other automation frameworks. The conversion supports standalone Taiko scripts and Gauge specs, generating mappings that handle proximity locators, selector builders, and mocks for the target framework.

Reverse-emission mapping generates rules to port tests back to Taiko or alternative targets from modern frameworks like Selenium or Playwright. This enables round-trip porting and seamless migration across the full set of supported automation targets.

Yes, converting Taiko tests to Selenium preserves REPL-origin guidance, mocks, and replays. The conversion applies mapping rules to translate these elements while maintaining compatibility with the target framework's execution model.

You need existing Taiko sources and a valid SKILL metadata frontmatter to guide source detection, target enumeration, and mapping rules. No additional dependencies are required to migrate tests to WebDriverIO or Appium.

The conversion handles proximity locators and selector builders to minimize drift, but limitations may arise if the target framework like Cucumber or TestCafe lacks native equivalents for Taiko's specific locator strategies.