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puppeteer-brillo

v1.1.2

Published

Puppeteer tools to help you scrape websites

Downloads

10

Readme

puppeteer-brillo

Puppeteer tools to help you scrape websites

Functions

  • getText(el: ElementHandle): Promise<string> read the innerText from an element handle.
  • saveScreenshotAndHtml(page: Page, label: string): Promise<void> Only enabled when process.env.DEBUG is set. Captures a screenshot of the current page and the html structure, saving them to files.
  • waitForText(page: Page, value: string | string[], opts: { timeout: number }): Promise<string> Wait up to timeout ms for value to appear as text in the page. If value is an array, wait for any of it's entries to appear. Returns the value found, or throws a TimeoutError.
  • findAllWithText(page: Page, selector: string: value: string | RegExp, opts: { timeout?: number, exact?: boolean, scope?: ElementHandle } = {}) find all elements within page matching selector that contain value as text. If exact is true, the element must contain exactly that text. If scope is passed, only consider elements within that DOM subtree. If timeout is passed, wait for up to that long (ms) to see if such an element appears.
  • findOneWithText(...) just like findAllWithText, but errors if no match is found, and warns if more than one is found.
  • furthestAncestorWithout(child: ElementHandle, childToAvoid: ElementHandle): Promise<ElementHandle | null> Return the earliest ancestor of child that does not contain the avoid element.
  • nearestParentLike(child: ElementHandle, selector: string): Promise<ElementHandle | null> find the closest ancestor to child that matches selector.
  • commonAncestor(a: ElementHandle, b: ElementHandle): Promise<ElementHandle | null> find the closest element that contains both a and b.
  • waitForNetworkIdle(page: Page, idleMs: number, opts: NetworkIdleOptions): Promise<void> Attach network listeners to watch for outstanding requests. Resolve once all are settled. Set opts.maxInflightRequests to a positive number to allow resolving while there are still requests outstanding. Set opts.skipRequest to determine that some requests are not worth waiting for.
  • whileWaitingForNetworkIdle<T>(page: Page, idleMs: number, opts: NetworkIdleOptions, action: () => Promise<T>): Promise<T> Attach network listeners to watch for outstanding requests, call action, and then resolve once all outstanding requests have returned. Useful to ensure that data fetched in response to a button click has all arrived on the page.