crcn/recap

Recap is a utility that makes it easy to record, and replay user interactions. These user interactions can be translated to anything from site tours, to selenium tests.

Installation

You can install the recap bookmark

Console API

These commands can be executed in Chrome, or Firefox's web inspector.

recap.record(options)

Starts recording user interactions.

> recap.start("http"); # start recording only HTTP events
> recap.start("http", "dom"); # start recording HTTP & DOM events

recap.stop()

Stops recording user interactions

recap.actions

Collection of all actions recorded during recap.start(), and recap.stop().

> recap.actions
[ 
  {"type": "dom", "event": "click", xpath: "/path/to/element", selector: "jquerySelector" }
]

recap.actions.unshift(action)

adds a user interaction to the beginning. This allows you to easily chain actions together. For example:

> recap.actions.unshift("login", "goToDashboard")
> recap.play() # play login, and go to dashboard

Unshifts an action

Action recap.create(name)

Creates a new set of actions

Action recap.current

Returns the current action that's running

expect action.expect(attribute)

recap.saved()

Returns all saved user interactions

> recap.saved()
[
  { name: "login", desc: "login the user" },
  { name: "goToDashboard", desc: "loads the dashboard" }
]

recap.remove(name)

removes a saved recording

recap.load(name)

Loads a saved user interaction

recap.play()

plays the current user interaction

recap.transform(type)

transforms the current recap into something else.

> recap.transform("selenium")

recap's Issues

ability to create assertions on elements

ability to create custom event listeners

ability to step through events

recap.current returns current action