SlimerJS allows you to interact with a web page through an external JS script. It is useful to do functional tests, page automation, network monitoring, screen capture, etc.
webpage
.open(url) // loads a page
.then(function(){ // executed after loading
// store a screenshot of the page
webpage.viewportSize =
{ width:650, height:320 };
webpage.render('page.png',
{onlyViewport:true});
// then open a second page
return webpage.open(url2);
})
.then(function(){
// click somewhere on the second page
webpage.sendEvent("click", 5, 5,
'left', 0);
slimerjs.exit()
});
Sounds familiar? It does:
SlimerJS is similar to PhantomJs, except that it runs Gecko, the browser engine of Mozilla Firefox, instead of Webkit (And it is not yet truly headless).
Also plays nice with CasperJS (1.1-beta)
Jammer dat het niet headless is… Zou cool zijn om JasmineJS door zowel webkit als gecko te laten uitvoeren. Al is het vooral IE die zich soms verslikt in javascript :p
Wordt zeker gevolgd!