Monkey testing, but with a smart touch! We don't read the manual, we just mess with your site. Click, select, type, check, submit, over and over again... to find those hidden bugs before your users do. It's like a QA Engineer that has gone insane.
Monkey testing has been really helpful for me in maintaining and releasing other web applications. I felt it was about time to try to turn that monkey stuff into a web service on its own.
@otman_alami Noted, thanks for the feedback! There is probably room for lots of improvement and fixes, I just wanted to check if there is an interest in this kind of service before I add even more effort and money to it.
@wwwclaes Your approach is totally logic, (test the idea), Otherwise! Imagine I give you two slices of cake. The first thing you'd probably do is look at them. If they look yummy, you'd feel excited to try them. But if they don't look nice, you might not feel as interested.
Congrats on the launch!
I'm glad to see more e2e testing tools here. Facebook (now Meta) has some great automatic testing tools blogged about here: https://engineering.fb.com/2018/....
Something I always want was: Is there a way to convert any regressions into a puppeteer / cypress test? I would love to have tests automatically generated for my site and enforced with every PR.
@zurawiki Thank you! Regarding automatic conversion of regressions: not that I know of. With Elsetest I have been trying to keep it "simple" by focusing on pure randomness, but it is still quite hard to find a balanced approach that works on every type of website and (for instance) does not get stuck in corners. From here on, it could be made more intelligent, but by being too clever it might not find those really weird use-cases and bugs. It has been useful for me, e.g. "oh wow, these three particular search filters combined does not work together", but time will tell if it can add enough value to others.
Congrats on the launch!
I'm glad to see more e2e testing tools here. Facebook (now Meta) has some great automatic testing tools blogged about here: https://engineering.fb.com/2018/....
Something I always want was: Is there a way to convert any regressions into a puppeteer / cypress test? I would love to have tests automatically generated for my site and enforced with every PR.
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