WookieView is made to simplify WebView usage and replace Selenium in some of the tasks, maybe. With WookieView you can easily automatize web browsing operations like searching with Google Search, visiting your Facebook page with your login and password, crawling through a forum and downloading files.
WookieView is pure JDK, it uses a few Java libraries and could remind of lightweight Selenium.
- Concise syntax
- JQuery support
- Embedding scripts into existing pages (i.e. jQuery, Firebug, your manual JS scripts)
- File downloads
- Scala & Java 8 support
- Simple plain script and event-driven API
To open a project in your IDE, just import it as a Maven project.
Code examples can be found in an example folder. Some few examples from there:
load("http://www.google.com")
$("input[maxlength]")
.value("wookie-view")
.submit() // execution is blocked here during submit()
println("results: " + $("h3.r").asResultList)
$("a.button.signin").followLink()
// fill login data at the login page
$("#login_field").value(login)
$("#password").value(password)
.submit()
WookieView wookieView = WookieView.newBuilder
.useFirebug(false)
.useJQuery(true)
.createWebView(true) // WookieView can be invisible
.includeJsScript(io.Source.fromInputStream(getClass.getResourceAsStream("/wookie/downloadJDK.js")).mkString)
.build()
load("http://www.google.com")
$("input[maxlength]")
.value("wookie-view")
.submit()
System.out.println("results: " + $("h3.r").asResultList)
// get the list of result links with CSS selector,
// find a link in it and follow it
$("h3.r a").asResultList().find(_.text().contains("chaschev")).get.followLink()
addDownloadHook(new LocationMatcher(loc =>
loc.contains("download.oracle.com") && loc.contains("?")
))
downloadLink.get.followLink()
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I will publish this project to Maven Central if gets enough attention.