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Alexander MillsDec 29, 2024
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showing promise so far!
Amir SharifNov 23, 2024
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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
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Great for figuring out what selectors you need to use when developing your script.
ger kimMay 30, 2024
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i cant figure out where the console.logs appear
Khalfani WadlingtonJan 16, 2024
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Works for me on on most websites. Awesome auto completion feature
Doug SilkstoneJan 14, 2024
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Would love it to work but unfortunately, it doesnt appear in Devtools for me
Just KSep 22, 2023
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Great! you can easily use it with remote automation like surfsky io, saved my time!
Aidan GibsonJun 12, 2022
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Absolutely invaluable, completely changed my workflow. Thank you!