cdp-socket 1.2.8

socket for handling chrome-developer-protocol connections

CDP-Socket

• Handle Chrome-Developer-Protocol connections

Feel free to test my code!

Getting Started

Dependencies

• Python >= 3.7
• Chrome-Browser installed

Installing

• [Windows] Install Chrome-Browser
• pip install cdp-socket

Single socket

from cdp_socket.utils.utils import launch_chrome, random_port
from cdp_socket.utils.conn import get_websock_url

from cdp_socket.socket import SingleCDPSocket

import os
import asyncio


async def main():
    data_dir = os.getcwd()+"/data_dir"
    PORT = random_port()
    process = launch_chrome(data_dir,PORT)

    websock_url = await get_websock_url(PORT, timeout=5)
    async with SingleCDPSocket(websock_url, timeout=5) as sock:
        targets = await sock.exec("Target.getTargets")
        print(targets)

    os.kill(process.pid, 15)


asyncio.run(main())

on_closed callback

from cdp_socket.socket import SingleCDPSocket

def on_closed(code, reason):
    print("Closed with: ", code, reason)

async with SingleCDPSocket(websock_url, timeout=5) as sock:
    sock.on_closed.append(on_closed)
    # close window for dispatching this event
    targets = await sock.exec("Target.getTargets")
    print(targets)

add event listener

from cdp_socket.socket import SingleCDPSocket
import asyncio

def on_detached(params):
    print("Detached with: ", params)
    
async with SingleCDPSocket(websock_url, timeout=5) as sock:
        # close window for dispatching this event
        sock.add_listener('Inspector.detached', on_detached)
        await asyncio.sleep(1000)

iterate over event

from cdp_socket.socket import SingleCDPSocket

async with SingleCDPSocket(websock_url, timeout=5) as sock:
    async for i in sock.method_iterator('Inspector.detached'):
        print(i)
        break

wait for event

from cdp_socket.socket import SingleCDPSocket

async with SingleCDPSocket(websock_url, timeout=5) as sock:
    res = await sock.wait_for('Inspector.detached')
    print(res)

synchronous

from cdp_socket.utils.utils import launch_chrome, random_port
from cdp_socket.utils.conn import get_websock_url

from cdp_socket.socket import SingleCDPSocket

import os
import shutil
import asyncio

data_dir = os.getcwd()+"/data_dir"
PORT = random_port()
process = launch_chrome(data_dir,PORT)

loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
websock_url = loop.run_until_complete(get_websock_url(PORT, timeout=5))

conn = loop.run_until_complete(SingleCDPSocket(websock_url, timeout=5, loop=loop))
targets = loop.run_until_complete(conn.exec("Target.getTargets"))
print(targets)

os.kill(process.pid, 15)
shutil.rmtree(data_dir)

CDPSocket

from cdp_socket.utils.utils import launch_chrome, random_port
from cdp_socket.socket import CDPSocket

import os
import asyncio

async def main():
    data_dir = os.getcwd()+"/data_dir"
    PORT = random_port()
    process = launch_chrome(data_dir,PORT)
    
    async with CDPSocket(PORT) as base_socket:
        targets = await base_socket.targets
        sock1 = await base_socket.get_socket(targets[0])
        targets = await sock1.exec("Target.getTargets")
        print(targets)
    os.kill(process.pid, 15)


asyncio.run(main())

Custom exception handling

You can implement custom exception handling as following

import cdp_socket
import sys
# print exception without traceback
sys.modules["cdp_socket"].EXC_HANDLER = lambda e: print(f'Exception in event-handler:\n{e.__class__.__module__}.{e.__class__.__name__}: {e}', file=sys.stderr)

Help

Please feel free to open an issue or fork!

Performance

On a Win10 Laptop

executing "Browser.getVersion"

Static benchmark:
passed 3_640.0 mB  in 2.74 s, 13_308.958 mB/sec 
3_656 (each 364 bytes) exec per sec.

for returning a big (static) object over javascript

JS benchmark:
passed 22_990.0 mB in 3.16 s, 7_284.5374 mB/sec 
1_584 (each 4.598 mB) exec (JS) per s

Authors

Aurin Aegerter

Disclaimer

I am not responsible what you use the code for!!! Also no warranty!

Acknowledgments

Inspiration, code snippets, etc.

• Chrome-Developer-Protocol

contributors

• thanks to @Redrrx who gave me some starting-points