I feel like XPath is a seriously underrated gem. A lot of new developers seem to be completely ignorant of it.
What is XPath? XPath is a query language, that can be used to quickly parse through XML or HTML documents. If you need all elements with a certain css class? XPath can give it to you. You need all elements of a specific kind? Be it div, img, whatever, XPath can give it to you. Even things as specific as elements that contain certain text, with the right query, XPath can deliver.
That's why I created XPathTester. Born out of the necessity to quickly test XPath before putting any queries in production, and from the fat that there are very little non-paid programs that can allow you to quickly test XPath.
The way it works is very simple:
You type in the URL of the page you are looking to test (currently this program oes not accept local files) , you type in the XPath field the query you wish, and you press the "Get Content" button.
If everything works correctly, you should get a Node Count of how many elements you found with the query, and in the value field you will get the raw value that was pulled from your query (no raw HTML).
The User Agent and Cookie field are completely optional, but I had the necessity to put it in because certain websites will not allow the program to access their pages without standard user agents and cookies that they expect from their users (usually as security measures agaisnt bots).
If everything works correctly, your XPath query is valid and the website isn't blocking you for some reason, you will see something like this:
I tested this on http://google.com and pulled the 
If you are interested in learning about XPath, I recommend you read this tutorial from w3schools about how to use and create XPath queries.
Hope this program helps those who are searching for ways to test their XPath, and if you didn't know about XPath, I recommend you give it a chance :)
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I did not create this program for commercial means, nor was I expecting to get any money from it, I created it out of necessity and decided to share with you in hopes that it helps others the same way it helped me. If you liked it and wish to support other projects of mine, or wish for me to improve upon this, please donate Steem/BSD to my account @Krawller, even if it's only 0.01 Steem/BSD, it would really help. Every cent counts :)
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