Script to automatically download the right undetected chromedriver version
pip install auto-download-undetected-chromedriver
Works on Windows / MacOS thanks to @sdfgsdfgd
How to use:
$pip install auto-download-undetected-chromedriver
Args:
folder_path_for_exe (str): The path to the folder where the ChromeDriver executable will be saved.
undetected (bool, optional): Apply the undetected patch to the downloaded ChromeDriver binary. Defaults to True.
arm (bool, optional): If True, download the ARM architecture version of ChromeDriver for Mac. Defaults to False.
force_update (bool, optional): Force the update of the ChromeDriver binary, even if it's already present. Defaults to True.
dowloadurl (str, optional): URL to the JSON file containing download links for ChromeDriver versions.
Defaults to the official repository URL (https://googlechromelabs.github.io/chrome-for-testing/latest-patch-versions-per-build-with-downloads.json).
Returns:
str: The path to the downloaded and possibly patched ChromeDriver executable.
Note:
- The function detects the operating system and Chrome version to download the appropriate ChromeDriver version.
- If 'undetected' is True, the function patches the ChromeDriver binary with an additional console log message to make it harder to detect.
- Use the returned executable path to start ChromeDriver with the provided options.
Example:
from auto_download_undetected_chromedriver import download_undetected_chromedriver
folder_path = "c:\\download2thisfolder"
chromedriver_path = download_undetected_chromedriver(folder_path, undetected=True, arm=False, force_update=True)
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