automa README

The project's README from github.com/AutomaApp/automa. As one markdown file: README.md.

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An extension for automating your browser by connecting blocks.
Auto-fill forms, do a repetitive task, take a screenshot, or scrape website data — the choice is yours. You can even schedule when the automation will execute!

Downloads

Chrome web store

Chrome Web Store

Firefox add-ons

Firefox Add-ons

Marketplace

Browse the Automa marketplace where you can share and download workflows with others. Go to the marketplace »

Automa Chrome Extension Builder

Automa Chrome Extension Builder (Automa CEB for short) allows you to generate a standalone chrome extension based on Automa workflows. Go to the documentation »

Project setup

Before running the yarn dev or yarn build script, you need to create the getPassKey.js file in the src/utils directory. Inside the file write

export default function() {
  return 'anything-you-want';
}
# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Compiles and hot-reloads for development for the chrome browser
pnpm dev

# Compiles and minifies for production for the chrome browser
pnpm build

# Create a zip file from the build folder
pnpm build:zip

# Compiles and hot-reloads for development for the firefox browser
pnpm dev:firefox

# Compiles and minifies for production for the firefox browser
pnpm build:firefox

# Lints and fixes files
pnpm lint

Icon Preview

v-remixicon/icons: https://preview-v-remixicon.vercel.app/

Install Locally

Chrome

  1. Open chrome and navigate to extensions page using this URL: chrome://extensions.
  2. Enable the "Developer mode".
  3. Click "Load unpacked extension" button, browse the automa/build directory and select it.

Install in chrome

Firefox

  1. Open firefox and navigate to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox.
  2. Click the "Load Temporary Add-on" button.
  3. Browse the automa/build directory and select the manifest.json file.

Install in firefox

Contributors

Thanks to everyone who has submitted issues, made suggestions, and generally helped make this a better project.

License

Source code in this repository is variously licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL), or the Automa Commercial License.

See LICENSE.txt for details.

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What is this?Automa is a browser extension that automates your browser by connecting blocks into workflows — auto-fill forms, take screenshots, repeat tedious tasks, or scrape website data.
Is this something I install into my browser?Yes — it's a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox, distributed through the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons; developers can also load a locally built copy.
How do I get it running?Install it from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons. From source: run yarn dev or yarn build, then load the automa/build directory as an unpacked (Chrome) or temporary (Firefox) add-on.
Any pitfalls before the local build works?Yes — yarn dev and yarn build fail until you create the getPassKey.js file inside src/utils; the README shows what to write in it.
Do I need to write code to build an automation?No — you build automations visually by connecting ready-made blocks; that block-based approach is the whole idea, so typical tasks need no programming.
Can I use workflows made by other people?Yes — the Automa marketplace is where users share and download workflows, so you can grab ready-made automations instead of building your own from scratch.
Can automations run on a schedule?Yes — besides running tasks manually, you can schedule when an automation executes, one of the use cases the README highlights.
Can a workflow become its own Chrome extension?Yes — the Automa Chrome Extension Builder (Automa CEB) generates a standalone Chrome extension from a workflow; its documentation is linked from the README.
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