Carbonate

Automate browser tests in plain English with Carbonate. Streamline your testing process with robust performance and easy integration. Get started for free!

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Carbonate's Top Features

Plain English test writing

Intelligent HTML analysis

Local test script caching

Support for PHP, Node, and Python SDKs

Seamless integration

Robust performance

Flexibility in test execution

User-friendly interface

Automatic test script generation

Adaptable to UI changes

Frequently asked questions about Carbonate

An extraction is the initial analysis and generation of the test script, which is then cached after the first successful run. Extractions are only necessary when you change your UI.

No, Carbonate's SDK caches the generated test script directly into your test suite, ensuring that subsequent runs are as fast as hand-written tests.

Test scripts can be committed to your repository alongside your code. If your HTML structure changes significantly, you can delete the test scripts, and Carbonate will automatically generate new ones.

During the initial extraction, the SDK uses DOM mutation observers and spies on network requests to determine when a page has finished loading. On subsequent cached runs, it waits until the appropriate elements are available.

You can interface with the browser directly between steps. The SDK is designed to fit around your existing setup, giving you as much control as necessary.

You'll need some coding knowledge to integrate our SDK into your test suite, but you can get up and running quickly. We're also working on a tool that requires no integration.

Carbonate intelligently analyzes changes in the HTML to differentiate between significant UI changes and simple rendering updates, adjusting the test scripts accordingly.

Yes, Carbonate provides SDKs for PHP, Node, and Python, allowing seamless integration with your existing test frameworks and toolsets.

Analysis is performed once during the initial extraction. Subsequent test runs use a locally cached version of the test script, ensuring optimal performance.

Carbonate supports multiple platforms through its SDKs for PHP, Node, and Python, making it versatile for various development environments.