Puppeteer recorder is a Chrome extension that records your browser interactions and generates a Puppeteer script. Install it from the Chrome Webstore. This project is pretty fresh, but does the following already:

• Records clicks and type events.
• Add waitForNavigation, setViewPort and other useful clauses.
• Generates a Puppeteer script.
• Shows which events are being recorded.
• Copy to clipboard.
• Offers configuration options.
• Allows data-id configuration for element selection.

Note: we only record certain events. See dom-events-to-record.js in the code-generator folder for which events. This collection will be expanded in future releases.

• Click the icon and hit Record.
• Hit tab after you finish typing in an input element.
• Click links, inputs and other elements.
• Wait for full page load on each navigation. The icon will switch from to .
• Click Pause when you want to navigate without recording anything. Hit Resume to continue recording.

Writing Puppeteer scripts for scraping, testing and monitoring can be tricky. A recorder / code generator can be helpful, even if the code isn't perfect. This project builds on other projects (see disclaimer below) but adds extensibility, configurability and a smoother UI.

1. Run: git clone https://github.com/checkly/puppeteer-recorder.git
2. Build the project: cd puppeteer-recorder && npm i && npm run dev
3. Navigate to chrome://extensions
4. Make sure 'Developer mode' is checked
5. Click Load unpacked extension...
6. Browse to puppeteer-recorder/build and click Select

• bump versions in package.json and manifest.json
• tag the code with the version, i.e. git tag v0.4.0
• push with tags git push --tags

Now generate a release with gren. Make sure all issues associated with the new version are linked to a milestone with the name of the tag.

gren release --override --data-source=milestones --milestone-match="{{tag_name}}"

Puppeteer recorder is the spiritual successor & love child of segment.io's Daydream and ui recorder.

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