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  • June 22, 2020
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Is there a way to fetch all the adobe calls data(eVars, props, products, event etc) fired on page?

Wanted to keep a log of the calls fired on the page for testing purpose.

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Best answer by Alexis_Cazes_

Check the new debugger 

 
It allows you to download the image request etc.... and see when the events are sent.
 
Another approach would be to use an automation framework to listen to network and log the analytics server calls.
 
I started a project a while back to do this that you might want to have a look if you want to do a project of the same https://github.com/alcazes/Puppeteer-with-Mocha-and-Chai/blob/master/docs/test_utils.md
 
 

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raj_mandalapu
raj_mandalapu
June 25, 2020

As part of your automation you need to read browser network logs and findout analytics request and read the querystring params.

We have automated our analytics implementation using above approach.

    Alexis_Cazes_
    Alexis_Cazes_Accepted solution
    July 6, 2020

    Check the new debugger 

     
    It allows you to download the image request etc.... and see when the events are sent.
     
    Another approach would be to use an automation framework to listen to network and log the analytics server calls.
     
    I started a project a while back to do this that you might want to have a look if you want to do a project of the same https://github.com/alcazes/Puppeteer-with-Mocha-and-Chai/blob/master/docs/test_utils.md
     
     
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      September 14, 2020
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