Merge pull request #1096 from grafana/update-k6-browser-example

update code example to include timeout parameter

Author: mdcruz

src/data/markdown/docs/30 k6-browser/01 Get started/02 Running browser tests.md

@@ -28,7 +28,10 @@ To run a simple local script:
   import { chromium } from 'k6/experimental/browser';
 
   export default async function () {
-    const browser = chromium.launch({ headless: false });
+    const browser = chromium.launch({ 
+      headless: false,
+      timeout: '60s', // Or whatever time you want to define
+    });
     const page = browser.newPage();
 
     try {
@@ -43,7 +46,9 @@ To run a simple local script:
 
   </CodeGroup>
 
-  The preceding code imports the `chromium` [BrowserType](/javascript-api/k6-browser/api/browsertype) (currently the only available `BrowserType` implementation), and uses its `launch` method to start up a Chromium [Browser](/javascript-api/k6-browser/api/browser) process. After it starts, you can interact with it using the [browser-level APIs](/javascript-api/k6-browser/api/#browser-level-apis). This example visits a test URL, waits until the network is idle and takes a screenshot of the page. Afterwards, it closes the page and the browser.
+  The preceding code imports the `chromium` [BrowserType](/javascript-api/k6-browser/api/browsertype) (currently the only available `BrowserType` implementation), and uses its `launch` method to start up a Chromium [Browser](/javascript-api/k6-browser/api/browser) process. Two parameters are passed to it. One is the `headless` parameter with the value `false` so you can see the browser launching, and `timeout` parameter with the value `60s` which will be the timeout used for various actions and navigation. For a full list of parameters that you can pass, check out the documentation for [BrowserType.launch()](/javascript-api/k6-browser/api/browsertype/launch/).
+  
+  After it starts, you can interact with it using the [browser-level APIs](/javascript-api/k6-browser/api/#browser-level-apis). This example visits a test URL, waits until the network is idle and takes a screenshot of the page. Afterwards, it closes the page and the browser.
 
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