DumpElement Tool Overview

To facilitate RPA workflow editing, a desktop application named DumpElement has been added.
This application is primarily used to extract element information from the UI. By default, the app is hidden and can be manually enabled when needed.

Usage Guide

This tool analyzes clickable elements on the current screen and extracts detailed element information.
The extracted information can then be used in RPA workflows to locate and interact with UI elements.

First, enable the application from the Developer Tools.

Then, turn on the display of the tool.

After enabling, locate the tool icon on the desktop.

Application Interface

The button in the upper-right corner is the Minimize button.
Clicking it minimizes the application into a floating icon. Clicking it again restores the original interface.

The main interface contains three buttons:
- Analyze Screen
- Clear Screen
- Close Application
The analysis result is shown below:

Clicking an element highlighted with a green box displays detailed information about the element.

Note that the package refers to the package name of the current application. For example, if the current page is the home screen, it would be the package name of the launcher.

Clicking a value in the detail panel copies it to the clipboard.

Practical Usage

To better understand the tool, the following example demonstrates a real-world scenario.
Assume the analyzed element is the Settings icon. There are several ways to interact with this element in RPA.

1. Package Name

After opening the Settings page and analyzing the screen, the application package name can be obtained.
Clicking the package name copies it automatically.

In RPA, use the Open Application action and enter the package name to launch the application.

2. Element Selection

For all RPA actions related to element retrieval, elements can be located using the following attributes:

fullId
class
text
desc

In some special cases, if these attributes match multiple elements, element indexing can be used to specify the target element.

3. Accessibility Mode

In certain scenarios, elements can only be detected correctly when Accessibility Mode is enabled.
This mode can be quickly switched using the following options.