Puppeteer IDE

AuTomato - Easy E2E tests and web automation

Automate your web tasks or make E2E testing easier just by recording your web interaction AuTomato helps you to record your web interactions and export these recordings as Playwright or Puppeteer Javascript code. You can also replay the recordings to automate web tasks. Edit the events of your recorded web interactions inside the extensions popup and setup the javascript events you want to be recorded. But if you want to track "locked" events, like for example "pointerover" or "pointerout", you need to hold the alt-key during capturing these events (its just because a few events are fired too often, so it would make no sense to track them all). The tracking of assertions is already enabled but is not completely finished yet. Successfully tracked recordings can also be replayed in a new browser window, to give you the opportunity to visually check your recording. Please help me to improve the extension so feel free to contact me for critics, bug reports and feature requests. - When having the same event with the same css-selector, usually happening successively, it is now possible to replace the event chain by one event of this group. You can find this action while recording an automation, while replaying a recording or inside the popup recording details page. - It is now possible to run a recording replay within the same browser window. - It is also now possible to rerun a recording replay multiple times with the same settings. - Playwright: Tested with the latest version 1.45.0 - Puppeteer: Tested with the latest version 22.12.0 and fixed a minor bug while using variables. - Cypress: Tested with the latest version 13.12.0. - Its now possible to define variables within an input value by wrapping the variable name in curly braces. For example {{variable_example}}. More possibilities to define variables will follow with the next updates. - Before running the replay of a recording its now possible to reset the browser settings. - Fixed a few replay bugs - Playwright: added variables support and tested with the latest version 1.40.1 - Puppeteer: added variables support and tested with the latest version 21.6.1. - Cypress: added variables support and tested with the latest version 13.6.1. Also fixed a few export bugs. - Updated and fixed Playwright script for iFrames and popups (tested with version 1.32.3) - Updated and fixed Puppeteer script for iFrames and popups (tested with version 19.11.0) - Updated and fixed Cypress script for iframes (tested with version 12.10.0) - Refactored iFrame handling and added support to popups. - In replay mode you can now edit events during the replay. Version 0.1.0: - Tracking multiple javascript events: scroll, click, dblclick, pointerdown, pointerup, pointerenter, pointerleave, pointerout, pointerover, keydown, keypress, keyup (Most the events are disabled per default, so you need to enable them inside the popup settings page) - Edit, delete and replay recordings. - Delete recording events (Editing recording events is not implemented yet) - Recordings export as Puppeteer or Playwright JS code - Pause a recording to be able to track assertions (Press the alt-key + Click on a HTML element during the recording is paused). Version 0.1.2 + 0.1.3: - Minor CSS and Code Bug Fixes Version 0.1.1: - Assertions and Events are now (partially) editable. - CSS-Selector settings are now also editable. That gives the possibility to optimize your css selector strings.

Automize - Testing/Scraping Tool

Say goodbye to tricky element selection. Simplify scripting, mock network events, export to Puppeteer, Playwright and more. Automize is your one stop shop for writing web automations. Whether you are testing or writing scripts, Automize has you covered. What makes Automize unique is that Automize acknowledges the DOM and selects the element for you in an intelligent way. If you aren't satisfied with the selection, Automize allows you to hone it into exactly what you want while checking the validity of the selector. Automize even works with Iframes! Automize is language agnostic. It will live display your script or test in Playwright JavaScript, Playwright Python, Puppeteer, Cypress, Selenium, vanilla JavaScript, CSS or XPath. Need to assert or mock network requests? Automize makes it effortless. Mock and assert network requests and export the code to your preferred language. Network requests work with request and response headers, post data, response data, delays and status codes. You can even simulate network requests directly in the browser to ensure everything works before running your script. Automize also has a built-in script runner so you can replay the actions in order to quickly validate them before exporting to the language of choice. - Intelligent Auto Selection: Save time by instantly creating a robust selector with AI - Multi-Language Support: Instantly convert your actions to Playwright JavaScript, Playwright Python, Puppeteer, Cypress, Selenium, vanilla JavaScript, CSS or XPath - Network Support: Mock, assert and export network requests - Iframe Compatibility: Automize works seamlessly with Iframes - Test Runner: Try your script before exporting to save time Customer Support Automize is eager for feedback. Features are implemented quickly and tested thoroughly. Since release, Automize has gone through 10 major version updates and has more planned.

Automa

From auto-fill forms, doing a repetitive task, taking a screenshot, to scraping data of the website, it's up to you what you want… From auto-fill forms, doing a repetitive task, taking a screenshot, to scraping data of the website, it's up to you what you want to do with this extension. And you also can schedule when the automation will execute. If you have a question or want to report a bug, feel free to open an issue in automa GitHub repository.

Cypress Chrome Recorder

Cypress extension for DevTools that allows you to export tests directly from the Recorder panel. This extension allows you to quickly export recordings from Chrome DevTools Recorder as Cypress tests. Once installed, a new export option will appear in the Recorder panel labeled "Export as a Cypress Test script". Click that and download the exported code as a file. Make sure to save the file with the extension `.cy.{ts,js)` if you are using Cypress >= 10. For more information about the Cypress Chrome Recorder, please watch https://youtu.be/-RJuZrq-wOk