Is there a way to use I.click and trigger to the specific position of an element?

[ecastor]

Is there a way in codeceptjs wherein I can issue a click event to the specific position of an element. Just a background of the scenario I'm running into, I have a button element wherein at the center of it is a link that will open a modal. As per my observation, I.click triggers at the middle of the element. So for me to click the button itself instead of the link inside it, I want to be able to click the button on the left or right part of it. Is there a way in codeceptjs that we can do it?

I am expecting like: I.click('//form/*[@type=button]', {position: 'left'}) or I.click('//form/*[@type=button]', {10,10})

codeceptjs: 3.3.0
playwright: 1.19.0

[ecastor]

Found the solution for this one, I've found out that Playwright has an argument option which you can specify the exact position where you want the element to be clicked. But based on my observation when you followed the codeceptjs syntax, it needs to be in the 3rd argument of I.click.

Here is the sample code I.click('your element text here', xpathLocator, { position: { x:5, y:5} })

ref: https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-elementhandle#element-handle-click