Addon · Value

Value

The value that the Addon compares with the page value.

Examples:

• Text to match exactly or partially (based on the chosen condition)
• Numbers for numeric comparisons (>, ≥, …)
• Booleans for checked/unchecked

This field is required when the selected condition needs a reference value.

Value Extractor

Use a regular expression to extract part of the element’s text before comparison. Helpful when the text includes currency symbols or extra labels.

Examples:

• Prices and numeric values

  • Decimal number: \d+\.\d* — $123.00 → 123.00
  • Integer: \d+ — $123.00 → 123
  • Currency after $: (?<=\$)[\d,]+(?:\.\d+)? — $1,234.56 → 1,234.56
  • Signed number: -?\d+(?:\.\d+)? — Balance: -45.6 USD → -45.6
  • Percentage (no % sign): \d+(?=%) — 12% → 12
  • Number before “kg”: \d+(?:\.\d+)?(?=\s*kg) — 2.5 kg → 2.5

• Labels and inline text

  • After “Total: ”: (?<=Total:\s)\d+ — Total: 42 items → 42
  • After “Qty: ”: (?<=Qty:\s)\d+ — Item A — Qty: 7 → 7
  • Inside parentheses: (?<=\()[^)]+(?=\)) — Status (out of stock) → out of stock

• Dates and IDs

  • ISO date (YYYY-MM-DD): \d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} — Updated: 2024-07-01 10:00 → 2024-07-01
  • Code like INV-12345: [A-Z]{3}-\d{5} — Order INV-12345 paid → INV-12345

• Web and color

  • Hostname from URL: (?<=https?://)[^/]+ — https://example.com/path → example.com
  • Hex color (6 chars): (?<=#)[0-9A-Fa-f]{6} — Color: #FF8800 → FF8800
  • Username after @: (?<=@)[\w.-]+ — @user.name mentioned → user.name

Try your pattern at regex101.com.