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Generate reliable selectors and automation-ready Selenium test code directly from your browser. Elementra sits in your browser's side panel and does three things well: it picks the most reliable CSS, XPath, or ARIA selector for any element on the page, records your interactions as structured test steps, and generates ready-to-run Selenium test code in JavaScript, Python, or C#. ๐ Element Inspection - (Click 'Inspect') Hover over any element and Elementra scores every possible selector - by stability, uniqueness, and readability, then chooses the best one. You get the full list too, so you can make an informed choice rather than guessing which selector will hold up. ๐ค Interaction Recording - (Click 'Record') Hit Record and go about your normal workflow. Clicks, form inputs, and page navigations are all captured automatically. Steps persist across page loads, so navigating mid-flow doesn't break the recording. You can add or remove steps from the panel before generating anything. ๐ Assertion Builder Switch into Inspect mode, pick an element, and choose from a set of assertion types: visibility checks, text matching, attribute comparisons, or URL assertions. These get woven into the generated test alongside your recorded steps. ๐ฅ๏ธ Code Generation Generate a complete test file with a single click. The output follows standard Selenium WebDriver conventions and is structured to be pasted directly into your test suite. ๐๏ธ A few things worth knowing: - Everything runs locally. No data leaves your browser. - State is preserved in Chrome storage, so your steps are still there if you close and reopen the panel. - The extension works on any http or https page. Built for QA engineers, developers writing their own tests, and anyone tired of hunting through DevTools for a selector that will actually survive the next deployment.
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