zombie

Runs tests headlessly without a real browser, drastically reducing execution time and resource usage compared to tools like Selenium, as emphasized in the README's philosophy of speed and simplicity.

Provides a rich set of methods like browser.fill and browser.click for simulating user interactions, documented with examples for form submissions and link clicks in the README.

Includes assertions such as assert.success and assert.text for validating page state, reducing dependency on external libraries and simplifying test code, as detailed in the Assertions section.

Supports setting, getting, and deleting cookies with domain and path specificity, enabling thorough testing of authentication flows, as explained in the Cookies section.

Emits events for console logs, XHR requests, and more, allowing developers to hook into the testing process for advanced monitoring and customization, as described in the Events section.