A local runner for the New Relic Synthetics Scripted Browser
Record scripted browser demos as MP4, GIF, or WebM with cursor animation, keystroke overlays, and sound effects.
New Relic Scripted Browser Local Implementation
Record scripted browser demos as MP4, GIF, or WebM with cursor animation, keystroke overlays, sound effects, and cinematic autozoom. Fork of vercel-labs/webreel.
Record scripted browser demos as MP4, GIF, or WebM with cursor animation, keystroke overlays, and sound effects.
Creates a local connection to CrossBrowserTesting.com which allows you to test sites behind your firewall or to access web pages that are saved locally on your machine. In just a few seconds, you can establish a connection which allows you to do live test
Community-maintained MCP server for Atlassian Jira Data Center. Not affiliated with Atlassian.
Community-maintained MCP server for Atlassian Confluence Data Center. Not affiliated with Atlassian.
A library for obtaining browser versions with their maximum supported Baseline feature set and Widely Available status.
Community-maintained MCP server for Atlassian Bitbucket Data Center. Not affiliated with Atlassian.
create synthetic scripted browser tests
Command-line client for the SaaSFlow public API.
GIF parser & player in Typescript to work with node_modules (converted from https://github.com/buzzfeed/libgif-js)
Get the default browser
SHA256 wrapper for browsers that prefers `window.crypto.subtle` but will fall back to a pure JS implementation in @aws-crypto/sha256-js to provide a consistent interface for SHA256.
Get the bundle identifier of the default browser (macOS). Example: com.apple.Safari
ECMAScript code generator
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Browser Utilities for all Sentry JavaScript SDKs
lightweight JavaScript APG parser
Browser running for Vitest
SHA1 wrapper for browsers that prefers `window.crypto.subtle`.
AI Agent Kit for VLSI (FPGA & ASIC) Development
process information for node.js and browsers
A browser script to access lixian.vip.xunlei.com tasks automatically
Capybara driver for cross-browser and remote scripting
allows for in browser JavaScript Unit testing directly from your Rake script
A simple script that allows you to run Guard to refresh your web browser and optionally recompile Sass/Haml files
Scriptor is a Rails Engine that allows you to manage and execute Ruby scripts located in the `script` folder directly from a web interface. This gem is designed for developers who want an intuitive way to trigger and monitor scripts without needing to access the command line. Key Features: - Run Ruby scripts with dynamic arguments via a browser-based UI. - Preview script execution commands before running them. - Capture and display script output in real-time. - Simple integration into existing Rails applications.
Expose your bash scripts to browser
Use with Sinatra to create command-line scripts that open the browser as a GUI.
Ruby gem for viewing the output of a ruby script in a web browser.
fd-slider is an unobtrusive javascript to enable the <input type='range'> HTML5 form controls in old browsers. This gem packages that script up as a Rails 3 Engine.
Instruments HTML output with metadata and injects the Floatable script so your UI can be inspected and annotated in the browser.
BrowserCuke is a layer of browser-based testing on top of Cucumber. It provides an intuitive way of writing business-readable tests for your web applications, that use real web browsers to test. Your test scripts can now be a way of communicating with your client how you have tested the application and how it should work. For more information about Cucumber, see [the cucumber website](http://cukes.info). BrowserCuke currently uses Watir to perform the browser automation, although it may be extended in the future to use something like WebRat to test applications sans-JavaScript.
Ruby/Gtk3 is a Ruby binding of GTK 3.x. It allows Ruby programmers to use the GTK graphics toolkit to make graphical user interfaces for their Ruby scripts. Many of the programs you use like file explorers, browsers, graphics programs etc. use GTK to make their GUI. In fact, there's a good chance that you're looking at a GTK window right now. All the GTK commands and widgets have been translated into Ruby, so Ruby programmers can write scripts that create windows instead of only using the command line. Visit our homepage for install instructions and tutorials, at: https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/gtk3/