Requestly for Selenium
Add Network Interception & Modification powers to Selenium without code. Set up Redirects, Modify Headers, Insert Custom Scripts, Add Throttles and much more to Selenium using Requestly.
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Application and use cases
These are some of the main features that you will find yourself using.
Modify API Response
Develop frontend without ready a backend or Modify existing API responses on production environment
Modify HTTP Headers
Add, Delete or Override Request & Response Headers
Redirect API and script requests
Redirect APIs/Scripts from one environment to another (e.g. Prod to Staging)
Insert Custom Scripts
Inject custom scripts/styles on external webpages for testing/demo purposes.
Takes less than a minute
Use Boilerplate Code
Turn yourself into a Testing Ninja by using our short and concise Selenium + Requestly boilerplate code.User our web interface or desktop app to create rules(no-coding required). Put in your shared list url and you’re good to go. ⚡
// npm install selenium-webdriver @requestly/selenium
require("chromedriver"); // replace this with your browser driver
const { Builder } = require("selenium-webdriver");
const chrome = require("selenium-webdriver/chrome");
const {
getRequestlyExtension,
importRequestlyShared List,
} = require("@requestly/selenium");
const sharedListUrl = "YOUR SHARED LIST URL";
async function runSeleniumWithRequestly() {
const options = new chrome. Options().addExtensions(
getRequestlyExtension("chrome") // This installs requestly chrome extension in your testing instance
);
const driver = new Builder()
.forBrowser("chrome") // replace this with your browser
.setChromeOptions(options)
.build();
await importRequestlyShared List(driver, shared ListUrl); // Here we import the shared list created from our app
driver.get("http://www.google.com/"); // replace this with your test destination
runSelenium WithRequestly();
}