Any form of autocomplete for "Developers"?

Question

I looked at some autocomplete for Firefox. But they are not designed to meet the needs of developers. For ordinary Internet surfers, you will need a tool to fill out different forms with constant values ​​for each form. Developers need something completely different, if you want to test part of your application, you will need to fill out one (or a couple) of forms many times with different (but valid and reasonable) data.

So, is there such a thing? Autocomplete to fill in input forms based on, possibly, a class name (email address, password, address, URL, ...)?

I strongly feel that if he does not exist, someone should roll up his sleeves and make it! I will invest my share for one if some others want to unite. But right now I desperately need one if it exists

Answer 1

One way is to use Greasemonkey.

Sample script:

• "Autofill any form using custom information": http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/39313

EDIT: The link may be damaged, but I'm sure you can find many Greasemonkey links.

Answer 2

A pretty nice extension for chrome. Web form developer specifically for web developers. You can save as many datasets as you want, assign a hotkey and fill out the form by simply clicking on it.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/web-developer-form-filler/gbagmkohmhcjgbepncmehejaljoclpil

Answer 3

Please check out my extension, Form Filler, which allows you to do exactly what you need: fill in your forms with random dummy data.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/form-filler/bnjjngeaknajbdcgpfkgnonkmififhfo

Answer 4

Why not just go with the bookmarklet, for example https://github.com/dsheiko/autofill is a dead simple script that has been serving me fine for years

Answer 5

I think you will like IRobotSoft web automation software. See a similar question: http://irobotsoft.org/bb/YaBB.pl?num=1254517661

Answer 6

This is the automatic form filler you are looking for. But this is a chrome plugin. This will ensure that developers automatically populate valid data by reading properties. It also preserves the value against the form element if you make changes to it. Therefore, you must try the developers. Here's a link