simple-cdp
v1.8.5
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JavaScript library to interact with the Chrome DevTools Protocol
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Introduction
simple-cdp is a JavaScript library to interact with the Chrome DevTools Protocol.
Install
You can install the library:
- from JSR:
deno add @simple-cdp/simple-cdp
- from NPM:
npm install simple-cdp
Usage example
Start a Chromium-based browser with the switch --remote-debugging-port=9222
and run the script below.
// import the module (replace with "simple-cdp" if using NPM)
import { cdp } from "@simple-cdp/simple-cdp";
// enable auto-attach to new targets
await cdp.Target.setAutoAttach({
autoAttach: true,
flatten: true,
waitForDebuggerOnStart: false
});
// add event listener triggered when a session is attached to a target
cdp.Target.addEventListener("attachedToTarget", onAttachedToTarget);
// create a new target and navigate to https://example.com
const url = "https://example.com";
await cdp.Target.createTarget({ url });
async function onAttachedToTarget({ params }) {
// get session ID
const { sessionId, targetInfo } = params;
// check if the target is a page
if (targetInfo.type === "page") {
// enable "Runtime" domain
await cdp.Runtime.enable(null, sessionId);
// evaluate JavaScript expression
const expression = "41 + 1";
const { result } = await cdp.Runtime.evaluate(
{ expression }, sessionId);
// display result in the console (i.e. 42)
console.log(result.value);
}
}
You can also create a CDP
instance from the target's information, which eliminates the need to manage the session ID.
// import the module (replace with "simple-cdp" if using NPM)
import { createTarget, CDP } from "@simple-cdp/simple-cdp";
// navigate to https://example.com
const url = "https://example.com";
const targetInfo = await createTarget(url);
// create a CDP instance for the target
const cdp = new CDP(targetInfo);
// enable "Runtime" domain
await cdp.Runtime.enable();
// evaluate JavaScript expression
const expression = "41 + 1";
const { result } = await cdp.Runtime.evaluate({ expression });
// display result in the console (i.e. 42)
console.log(result.value);