Last-Hit: Simplifying UI Automation Testing for All Teams
Last-Hit is the first comprehensive UI automation testing tool designed to empower development and operations teams with seamless web and mobile test automation. Engineered for efficiency, Last-Hit enables teams to perform tests with minimal effort, ensuring accurate results across various platforms.
Key features of Last-Hit include:
Record: Capture every interaction within the browser, allowing precise replay of user actions.
Replay: Execute recorded scripts effortlessly and monitor outcomes in real-time.
Assertion: Utilize visual testing through screenshot comparisons to ensure accuracy.
Reporting: Generate detailed reports when integrated into CI pipelines, facilitating thorough analysis.
Ideal for teams aiming to streamline their automation processes, Last-Hit reduces the time and effort required for testing. Available on Windows and Mac with Linux support via winget, it offers flexibility across platforms, making it accessible for all team members regardless of technical expertise.
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First UI automation testing tool design for all team members.
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Last-hit is an automation testing solution aimed at development and operations teams.
It is focused on web test, gives you broad, deep and exact control over your web apps automation testing
A quick guide to set up and start your first automation test with last-hit, a free test automation tool built on top of electron and puppeteer. You now can begin automation testing on web & mobile with the least amount of effort. Free download at site.
Not supported yet. You can clone source code repo and package by yourself. We use Electron Builder.
Install from source code
To clone and run this repository you'll need Git and Node.js (which comes with npm) installed on your computer. From your command line:
# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/last-hit-aab/last-hit.git
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Go into the repository
cd last-hit
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Go into the render folder
cd render
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Back to the root directory of the repository
cd ../
# Run the app
npm run start
> Note: If you want to use the Installation package,
> Please download Release Package,
