com.crawljax:crawljax
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Crawling Ajax applications through dynamic analysis and reconstruction of the UI state changes. Crawljax is based on a method which dynamically builds a `state-flow graph' modeling the various navigation paths and states within an Ajax application.
Crawljax is a tool for automatically crawling and testing modern web applications. Crawljax can explore any (even single-page dynamic JavaScript-based) web application through an event-driven dynamic crawling engine. It produces as output a state-flow graph of the dynamic DOM states and the event-based transitions between them. Crawljax can easily be extended through its easy-to-use plugin architecture.
Crawljax releases are available on Maven central repository.
<dependency>
<groupId>com.crawljax</groupId>
<artifactId>crawljax-core</artifactId>
<version>${crawljax-version}</version>
</dependency>
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Crawling Ajax applications through dynamic analysis and reconstruction of the UI state changes. Crawljax is based on a method which dynamically builds a `state-flow graph' modeling the various navigation paths and states within an Ajax application.
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