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...The free and open-source browser extension can be extended with local apps for desktop UI automation. UI.Vision RPA's computer-vision visual UI testing commands allow you to write automated visual tests with UI.Vision RPA - this makes UI.Vision RPA the first and only Chrome and Firefox extension (and Selenium IDE) that has "👁👁 eyes". A huge benefit of doing visual tests is that you are not just checking one element or two elements at a time, you’re checking a whole section or page in one visual assertion. The visual UI testing and browser automation commands of UI.Vision RPA help web designers and developers to verify and validate the layout of websites and canvas elements.

...Because it is implemented as a Ruby library, it integrates easily into Ruby applications and scripts that need to gather information from web pages. Wombat also includes examples and tests that demonstrate how scraping definitions can be written and executed within Ruby environments.

PHPScraper is a universal web-scraping util for PHP, built with simplicity in mind. The goal is to make xPath Selectors optional and avoid the commonly needed boilerplate code. Just create an instance of PHPScraper, go to a website, and start collecting data. All scraping functionality can be accessed either as a function call or a property call. For example, the title can be accessed in two ways. Many common use cases are covered already. You can find prepared extractors for various HTML...

I'm a fan of Python library BeautifulSoup. It's feature-rich and very easy to use. But when I am working on a small react-native project, and I tried to find a HTML parser library like BeautifulSoup, I failed. So I want to write a HTML parser library that can be so easy to use just like BeautifulSoup in Javascript. JSSoup uses tautologistics/node-htmlparser as HTML dom parser, and creates a series of BeautifulSoup like API on top of it. JSSoup supports both node and react-native. JSSoup...

proxypool is an open source proxy aggregation tool that automatically collects proxy node information from publicly available sources on the internet. It crawls different sources such as Telegram channels, subscription links, and publicly accessible web pages to gather proxy configurations. After collecting these nodes, proxypool processes them by removing duplicates and verifying whether each node is functional. proxypool then provides a usable list of proxy nodes that have passed...

...It provides a nice DSL to crawl HTTP services, assert responses, and extract data from HTML/XML/JSON responses. Some Blackfire Player use cases: Crawl a website/API and check expectations -- aka Acceptance Tests; Scrape a website/API and extract values; Monitor a website; Test code with unit test integration (PHPUnit, Behat, Codeception, ...); Test code behavior from the outside thanks to the native Blackfire Profiler integration -- aka Unit Tests from the HTTP layer (tm). Blackfire Player executes scenarios written in a special DSL (files should end with .bkf).