Learn to extract rules from an already filled form.

Click to view tour 1.

Learn how to use rules saved in Form-O-Fill.

Explains that you'll get when you click the browser button which executes Form-O-Fill.

Click to view tour 2.

This tutorial expains the basics of using value functions.

What is a value function? What parameters can a value function use?

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This tutorial expains the basics of preparing data even before the rule execution starts.

What uses do before functions have? When are they executed? How to request remote URLs as data?

Learn more: View tour 4.

Form-O-Fill includes two libraries: chance.js and moment.js for creating random data or handling dates.

In this tutorial we will use both in value- and before functions.

More at tour 5.

You can use Form-O-Fill to click on things.

This enables you to submit forms or activate javscript triggers. Here you will learn how this clicking on things works.

More at tour 6.

Form-O-Fill can not only fill a single form but can also chain multiple rules together.

This allows you to build automation for complete form processes spanning multiple webpages.

Check out tour 7.

If chance.js and moment.js aren't enough you can write your own libraries.

Custom libraries can be used in before and value functions.

Learn about custom libraries in tour 8.

The context object contains information and functions to make rule decisions easier.

You can even save and load values between workflow steps.

Learn about the context object in tour 9.

In this quick tutorial you can see how to use basic JS features to ask for input in a before rules.

Learn about it in tour 10.

Once you have defined a rule you might want to repeat the same field definitions in another rule.

You can share field definitions with the 'shared rules' feature.

See it at work in tour 11.