LWC ShadowPath Generator LWC ShadowPath Generator

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Version: 1.3
Last Update: 2020-01-22

Overview

LWC ShadowPath Generator is a Chrome extension developed by Salesforce. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of LWC ShadowPath Generator is 1.3, updated on 2020-01-22.
898 users have installed this extension. 6 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .

Generates JS selector path for LWC Synthetic ShadowDOMs.

Chrome Extension to generate Selector paths for elements encapsulated by our LWC components' Synthetic Shadow DOM.
Attempting to reproduce the functionality of Copy > Copy JS Path that Chrome provides for native Shadow DOM

To Use:
1. Inspect any element to open Element Inspector, and then open up the LWC ShadowRoot panel by clicking '>>' on the far right.
2. Select the element that the obsolete Selenium selector used to select.
3. Copy and paste from the panel's jspath field into the console to confirm that it is selecting the desired element (remove the extra surrounding double quotes after pasting).
4. Copy and paste from the panel's java field into existing java test code to replace the obsolete Selenium selector.

Rating

6 ratings

Total Installs

898

Information

Last Update

2020-01-22

Current Version

1.3

Size

29.1KiB

Author

Salesforce

Website

None

Category

Developer Tools

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avatar Sharmila Srikanth
2021-08-26

This doesn't seem to be working in the currenct Chrome brower version - 92. Will this be resolved. Seem to be working fine in older Chrome versions ? Aprreciate any help on this

avatar Martin da Silva
2021-07-27

It was working fine but suddenly it stops to work. Nothing is displayed in the tab. Already re-install it.

avatar Matteo Bellarasa
2021-07-24

Not working anymore: it shows a white panel where the queries should be. Fix it pls, it is a huge help for working with salesforce elements

avatar Waji Abbas
2021-05-26

Not working, not able to see in the panel

avatar Luke Askew
2020-09-11

Does what it's supposed to. Works great for writing automated tests.