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Amir SharifNov 23, 2024
Seems legit. To answer comment, to get the console statements to appear, you have to run page.evaluate and console.log in there. For example: const value = await page.$eval(`[class*="TotalNumberStyled"]`, el => el.textContent); page.evaluate((value) => { console.log(value); }, value); Then it will appear in the DevTools console for that page.
James ManlapidOct 22, 2024
Great for figuring out what selectors you need to use when developing your script.
ger kimMay 30, 2024
i cant figure out where the console.logs appear
Khalfani WadlingtonJan 16, 2024
Works for me on on most websites. Awesome auto completion feature
Doug SilkstoneJan 14, 2024
Would love it to work but unfortunately, it doesnt appear in Devtools for me
Just KSep 22, 2023
Great! you can easily use it with remote automation like surfsky io, saved my time!
Aidan GibsonJun 12, 2022
Absolutely invaluable, completely changed my workflow. Thank you!