Web testing tools

Generates a table of made-up test data for a web form, with valid, edge and invalid rows and no real people's details.

Writes a continuous integration workflow that runs your web tests on each change, after reading your project files, with secrets kept out.

Writes a small mock server that imitates an API you depend on, with success, error and slow responses for local tests.

Writes one end-to-end browser test for a user flow in your own app, with stable selectors, clear waits and a comment per step.

Writes one integration test that checks how two parts of your web app work together, using real code paths and a small set of fakes.

Writes component tests for one UI component that check what a user sees and does, not its internal state or implementation.

Writes tests for one GraphQL query or mutation in an API you own, from the pasted schema, with errors and permissions covered.

Writes tests for one REST endpoint you own, covering status codes, response shape, validation and auth, after reading the code.