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LetXPath: Your Ultimate XPath & CSS Selector Finder

LetXPath is an open-source project designed to help you find XPath and CSS selectors with a single click, complete with code snippets tailored to the element type.

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How to Use LetXPath? 

1. Install the Extension: After installation, restart your browser.

2. Navigate to the Desired Page: Open the page from which you want to extract XPath.

3. Open DevTools: Click on the inspect window or press `F12` (Function `F12`).

4. Access LetXPath: Open the LetXPath menu from the sidebar panel.

5. Get Your XPath: Click on the desired element to obtain its XPath.

Features 

1. Single-Click XPath: Obtain the best XPath with just one click.

2. Smart XPath Generation: Generates XPaths based on direct elements or parent-child relationships.

3. Dynamic XPaths: Supports dynamic XPaths, including relationships like `following`, `following-sibling`, `preceding`, and `preceding-sibling`.

4. Axis-Based XPaths: Creates XPaths based on axes.

5. User-Enhanced Axes: Allows enhanced axes XPaths through user selection.

Code Snippets 

1. XPath with Driver Code: Provides driver code snippets.

2. Supported Frameworks: Currently supports Selenium (Java, Python, C#), Protractor JS, and Playwright (Node & Java).

 


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