What happens when you create a Playwright framework and run installed tests using bun?

We covered in the last blog post how to install bun, a new package manager. In this blog post, we will look into using bun to install a new Playwright framework. Create the Playwright FrameworkOnce I installed bun on my Windows PC and was up and running I created a new folder, "bun-create-playwright".I opened up that folder in VS Code, along with a new PowerShell terminal. In that terminal I entered:bun create playwright This activated the interactive Playwright installer that Playwright comes with. I selected I wanted it to create for me a TypeScript project, placing the tests in the default folder, tests, but I decided not to add a GitHub Actions workflow. I wanted to experiment with using GitLab. I chose it to set up and install all the browsers for me... which it did... using NPX, part of Node.Wait a second, when it comes to our Playwright framework, doesn't bun replace node?No. Bun might be a JavaScript runtime, a package manager, and a bundler shipped as a single software tool,…