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Questions - puppeteer

Puppeteer / POST Request

I'm trying now since over 48 hours and googelt almost the whole web. My problem is that when use puppeteer the POST Request is not working - I tried many websites but the POST Form Action is not worki...
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Gumigo

javascript

puppeteer

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Answers: 1

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First you need to be able to do manually from a browser, in the developper tab's console window: // see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6396101/pure-javascript-send-post-data-without-a-form var xh...
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lezhumain

Is it possible to save mocha reporter as well as displaying it?

I am using puppeteer and mocha for some tests. By default, the reporter displays results at the end of a run in the console. It is also possible to save the report in a separate file. I cannot seem to...
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emsauce

mocha.js

puppeteer

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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I use nyc. Then, in package.json: ..., "scripts": { ... "test": "nyc --reporter=lcov mocha --recursive --exit *test-dir-name-goes-here*...
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Matt Rose

How to make puppeteer do a javascript function

So I am trying to make puppeteer lunch a page and then put a token inside a local storage. .setItem not working it is just crushing my chromium. so there is a page called discord and if you have a use...
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Dor Elisha

javascript

node.js

automation

puppeteer

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

If you want to execute the JavaScript code in the browser context with Puppeteer, you need an evaluate method. For reference: https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/blob/v10.4.0/docs/api.md#pageevalua...
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ph0enix

Puppeteer: select by class, but only first element

There are several div classes "jadejhlu" containing a a=href link. How can I select only the first div class to get only one link? I tried const selector = 'div.jadejhlu > a' const links ...
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Klaus

node.js

css-selectors

puppeteer

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

Latest Answer

You can use nth-child method to select the first element only. Something like this: const selector = 'div.jadejhlu > a:nth-child(1)'
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