Ghost Inspector Introduction

What is Ghost Inspector ? Why we use it ?

Ghost-Inspector Tutorial

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Ab start karte hai, ghostispector hota kya hai

What is Ghost Inspector ?

GhostInspector ek automated website testing and monitoring tool hai jo hamare Application or Website ke issues ko check karne me help karta hai.

GhostInspector website ya application ko Chrome ya firefor browser me thik usi tarah se check karta hai jaise hm manual kisi application ko check karte hai.

Ghostinsepctor pr website ko automate karne ke liye, aapko sabse pehle GhostInspector je site pr jake Signup karna padega.

Test create karne ke liye, aapko Test Recorder aapke browser me install karna padega,

Test recorder Install hone ke bad, aapko login karna padega, uske baad aap website ko Automate kr sakte hai.

How to set Auto Run Schedule:

Aap is tools pr easily apne test ke liye auto run- schedule , notification set kr sakte hai.

Isme easily automatically log generate hota hai, aapko kuch karne ki jarurat nhi hai.

Ye ek Paid Tool hai isliye aapko iska plan buy karna padega but ye aapko learning purpose se 14 days ke trial account provide karta hai.

Aap is trial account se GhostInspector pr website automate karna Easily sikh sakte hai.

Yeh bahut hi easy tools hai and koi bhi ise asani sikh sakta hai.

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