IpsumPal streamlines unhappy path tests by allowing character counts from 30 to 300 or custom values for Storyblok field population.
IpsumPal is a browser extension for Google Chrome, originally made by Jeannine Prueger. Its main purpose is to make unhappy path testing easier. IpsumPal identifies every Storyblok input field present on the current page. It provides a trio of pre-defined buttons, spanning character counts from 30 to 300. Additionally, there is the flexibility to set a custom word count according to anyone's preferences.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to utilize IpsumPal:
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To initiate the process, open the popup by clicking on the designated button labeled "Detect Input". This action will trigger IpsumPal to identify all Storyblok input fields present on the page.
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Subsequently, you'll notice a small icon emerging in the upper right corner of each identified input field.
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By clicking on the icon associated with a specific input field, a new popup will appear. Within this popup, you'll have access to a range of pre-defined or custom text lengths.
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Explore the pre-filled options that offer varying text lengths, such as 30 characters, 100 characters, and 300 characters. These options are conveniently presented as buttons.
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Should you require a specific text length beyond the pre-defined choices, IpsumPal allows you to set a custom word count.
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Upon selecting your desired text length, IpsumPal will automatically populate the input field with the corresponding content by adding a random lorem ipsum text.
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Once the input fields are filled with the desired text, simply save the page. IpsumPal streamlines the process, reducing the effort needed for testing and content population.
IpsumPal is available at the Google Chrome Web Store
- 1.0.0 - 08/2023 - Initial version