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@molin.ai/rebrowser-cloudflare-puppeteer-core

v1.0.10

Published

A high-level API to control headless Chrome over the DevTools Protocol

Readme

Puppeteer fork

Forked from @cloudflare/puppeteer with rebrowser patches applied.

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm install # run again after build to install browser binaries

Testing

npm run test:chrome:shell # no need to run all tests

Publishing

npm install
npm run build
npm install # run again after build to install browser binaries
./rebrowser/apply_patch.sh ./rebrowser/patches/lib-v22.8.2.patch
cd packages/puppeteer-core
npm version patch
npm run build # update version in .ts
git add . && git commit -m 'v1.0.9'
npm publish

Updating from upstream

Check against original repo at https://github.com/cloudflare/puppeteer/

Debugging

Set __PUPPETEER_DEBUG (WIP: not working yet)

Updating Patches

When patches fail to apply due to codebase changes:

  1. Identify failing hunks - look for .rej files after failed patch application
  2. Update split patches - edit individual patches in rebrowser/patches/lib-v22.8.2.patch-split/
  3. Regenerate main patch - run ./rebrowser/unsplit_patch.sh ./rebrowser/patches/lib-v22.8.2.patch-split
  4. Test application - run ./rebrowser/apply_patch.sh ./rebrowser/lib-v22.8.2.patch

Custom Changes Made to puppeteer-core

To resolve merge conflicts correctly during upstream updates, keep in mind these modifications we've made:

  • Removed Herebyfile
  • Removed api-extractor
  • Removed unused packages (vitest, mocha, sinon@root, tsd, @actions/core)
  • Direct imports: Moved rxjs, mitt, parsel-js to production dependencies and import directly instead of through third_party re-exports
  • Removed third_party re-export layer: Deleted third_party/*.ts files and updated all imports to use libraries directly

Upstreams

  • https://github.com/cloudflare/puppeteer/blob/86d176c1d94affde1a934df7523b8efd5cab501b/README.md direct fork of this commit
  • https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/releases/tag/puppeteer-v22.8.2 CF forked this
  • https://github.com/rebrowser/rebrowser-patches/blob/f3123e2743abc3e773711a01b794900af1cb2b55/patches/puppeteer-core/lib.patch rebrowser patches version