How to build a plugin for Selenium IDE

The Selenium IDE extension has been re-born for Firefox and Chrome! It includes a plug-in infrastructure that allows other extensions to provide new features to the IDE.

In this session, I will demonstrate how to build a WebExtension that supplies new Selenium IDE commands to measure the duration of steps in the test and display those measurements to the user. The extension will leverage webextension-toolbox for building and packaging the extension, as well as ReactJS, Redux and the webext-redux bridge to build a UI that updates seamlessly as the test executes.

Bio
By day, Chris Merrill is the Chief Engineer for Web Performance (webperformance.com), developing load testing software and helping clients meet their performance and quality requirements. At night he works on MuseIDE for Selenium, a free/open-source visual development environment for building maintainable automated browser tests.

You can find it at http://ide4selenium.com/