Kasaya – Automate Browser Tasks with a WYSIWYG Scripting Language

Do you often find yourself repeating the same actions in your browser? Kasaya is a free WYSIWYG scripting language that lets you automate these tasks with ease. Instead of writing complex code, you describe the visual elements on the screen and let Kasaya handle the rest. With Kasaya, you can save time and effort on mundane browser work.

What Is Kasaya?

Kasaya is a simple, independent scripting language that works in both interactive and script modes. In interactive mode, you can execute browser tasks with real-time commands. In script mode, you can automate an entire workflow. You can write a few lines of basic syntax to perform specific actions, such as opening "neoteo.com", clicking "Sign in", clicking "Username", or typing "youremail@neoteo.com". All of this is possible with Kasaya.

Kasaya: Automate Your Browser Tasks — Programming Language

How Does Kasaya Work?

Kasaya departs from traditional programming by analyzing the screen and looking for described visual elements, just like a human would. You don't need to insert DOM elements, HTML IDs, or XPath. However, Kasaya requires Java JDK, Google Chrome version 66 or higher, and Node.js version 12 or higher to run.

Installing Kasaya

Once you meet the requirements, you can install Kasaya globally on your system by running this command in your terminal or command prompt:

$ npm install -g kasaya

After installation, you can use the command-line interface to execute commands and scripts, and start automating your browser tasks. Although the method doesn't require prior programming knowledge, there is a learning curve. Don't worry—there are tutorials on the GitHub page to help you learn how to run commands and scripts.

Besides the command-line interface, Kasaya is also available as a VS Code extension. You'll need to download it from GitHub and manually install it in VS Code. After that, you can use the VS Code editor to run interactive commands and scripts for browser automation.