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thunderwpeconsole

v0.0.1

Published

Thunder WPE WebKit Console runner

Readme

ThunderWPEConsole

Overview

ThunderWPEConsole is a lightweight JavaScript library designed to:

  • Launch a WPEWebKit browser instance inside Thunder.
  • Connect to a WebSocket-based JSON-RPC API.
  • Manage browser lifecycle (start, stop, resume, set URL, close, quit).
  • Capture and process console logs from the browser.

Features

  • WebSocket Communication: Uses JSON-RPC over WebSockets for control.
  • Functional Programming: No classes, just efficient, composable functions.
  • Full Lifecycle Control: Start, stop, resume, set URLs dynamically, and quit sessions.
  • Console Log Monitoring: Hooks into browser console logs via WebSocket events.

Installation

npm install

Usage

Initializing the ThunderWebkitAPI

import { createThunderWebkitAPI } from "./thunderWebkitAPI.js";

// Event handler for logging session events
function handleEvent(event) {
  console.log(`[${event.source}] ${event.type}:`, event.message);
}

// Create an API instance
const api = createThunderWebkitAPI(
  {
    thunderUrl: "ws://localhost:9998",
    callsign: "UX",
    targetUrl: "https://example.com",
    webInspectorHost: "192.168.1.100",
  },
  handleEvent
);

(async () => {
  console.log("Starting session...");
  await api.start();

  console.log("Launching new URL...");
  await api.launch("https://new-url.com");

  setTimeout(async () => {
    console.log("Closing browser instance...");
    await api.close();
  }, 10000);

  setTimeout(async () => {
    console.log("Quitting session...");
    await api.quit();
  }, 20000);
})();

API Reference

ThunderWebkitAPI (thunderWebkitAPI.js)

  • start(): Starts a new session, launching the initial URL.
  • launch(url): Launches a new URL in the browser.
  • close(): Closes the current browser instance.
  • quit(): Stops the entire session and disposes of the Thunder API.

WebSocket Client (wsClient.js)

  • connect({ url }): Connects to the WebSocket server.
  • send(data): Sends a JSON-RPC request.
  • close(): Closes the WebSocket connection.
  • on(event, callback): Listens for WebSocket events (open, message, close, error).

Development & Testing

Running Tests

npx vitest

Formatting

npm run prettier

License

Apache 2.0