Steve Petrie, P.Eng. via talk wrote: > Headless Chrome and the Puppeteer Library for Scraping and Testing the > Web Wednesday 29 November > http://www.i-programmer.info/news/87/11344.html > > With the advent of Single Page Applications, scraping pages for > information as well as running automated user interaction tests has > become much harder due to its highly dynamic nature. The solution? > Headless Chrome and the Puppeteer library. > ... > There's just one caveat. Since CDP only works with Chromium, Chrome and > other Blink-based browsers, so does Puppeteer. If you require more than > that, then sticking to Selenium and its WebDriver API still remains the > best option.. > === > > The Selenium WebDriver API might be a useful code base to be considered, > in the design of the p'n'c "subversive incremental load" browser ... > > My 2 cents worth.
Thought this was a interesting idea so I prototyped it in Jupyter: <https://github.com/myles/notebooks/blob/master/Random/2017-12-15-better-web-browser/notebook.ipynb> My 2 cents worth of programming :-). --- Talk Mailing List [email protected] https://gtalug.org/mailman/listinfo/talk
