AnandChowdhary/puppet
- April 15, 2020
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Natural-language web automation using Puppeteer.
⭐️ How it works
Write in natural language (following the Commands section). For example, you can create a file with the following set of commands:
path/to/download.puppet
:
Go to typeform.com
Click on the login link
Type username user@example.com
Type password 3rjiw9qie2308
Click on login button
Take a screenshot
Download https://admin.typeform.com/export
Save to to report.csv
Then, run the command:
puppet “path/to/download.puppet”
💡 Usage
CLI
Install the package globally from npm:
npm install —global puppet
# Local Puppet file
puppet “path/to/commands.puppet”
# Remote Puppet file
puppet https://pastebin.com/raw/AeY1MAwF
# Commands directly in CLI
puppet “open example.com” “get page HTML” “save as page.html”
API
Import and use the API:
const { puppet } = require(“puppet”); // Node.js
import { puppet } from “puppet”; // TypeScript/ES6
// Local Puppet file
await puppet(“path/to/commands.puppet”);
// Remote Puppet file
await puppet(“https://pastebin.com/raw/AeY1MAwF”);
// Commands directly as an array of strings
await puppet([“open example.com”, “get page HTML”, “save as page.html”]);
🔫 Commands
Navigation
Go to example.com
Navigate to URL https://example.com
Go to the page on example.com
Open www.example.com
Timers
Wait for 10 seconds
Wait for 2 minutes
Wait for 100ms
Wait for navigation
Screenshot
Take a screenshot of this page
Take a JPEG screenshot
Full screenshot this page
Make a transparent screenshot
Screenshot and omit the background
Export page to PDF/HTML
Save this page as PDF
Save page HTML
Get the HTML
Save the whole page as PDF
Save to file
Save result to path/to/file
Save this screenshot to path/to/file
Save this to the file path/to/file
Mouse events
Click on point [123, 456]
Right click on coordinates 123, 456
Move mouse cursor to points 123, 456
Click on 123, 456 using middle mouse button
👩💻 Development
Build TypeScript:
npm run build
Run unit tests and view coverage:
npm run test-without-reporting
Related work
- Puppeteer is the headless Chrome API for Node.js
- Archiver is the Internet Archive saver I made using Puppeteer
- TagUI is a CLI for digital process automation (RPA)
✨ Contributors
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
📄 License
- Code: MIT © Anand Chowdhary
- Landing page copy: CC-BY 4.0 Puppet
- Icon: CC-BY 3.0 Jon Trillana
- Illustrations: CC-0 Pablo Stanley