chromepilot 1.0.0

Chromedriver download manager and imports shortcuts.

Chromepilot

Chromedriver download manager and imports shortcuts

Description:
Download, unzip in memory and manages chromedrivers. Easily integrates with Selenium webdriver.

Installation

> pip install chromepilot

CLI

usage: chromepilot [-h]  ...

Chromedriver download manager and imports shortcuts.

positional arguments:
  
    search    Searches for installs of Google Chrome locally.
    check     Checks the version of Google Chrome and chromedrivers.
    upgrade   Download newer versions of chromedriver. 'upgrade -c' cleans after install.
    clear     Searches for outdated chromedrivers locally.
    write     Writes "pilot.toml" template on current directory

options:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

In your runtime, try:

from chromepilot import short
driver = short.driver()  # Easy access to pre-configured driver

Runtime

>>> # After install whith `> chromepilot upgrade`
>>> from chromepilot import short
>>>
>>> driver = short.driver()
>>> driver.get('some/url')
>>> entity = driver.find_element(short.By.TAG_NAME, 'tag')

The pilot.toml is a file where you define the config for your driver and the imports shortcuts (your most used imports or those big, hard to remember Selenium imports).

When you import chromepilot.short it will search for a 'global' pilot.toml
in ~/.cache/chromepilot in Linux and %LOCALAPPDATA%\chromepilot in Windows.
This file will be readden wherever you import chromepilot.short.

The settings for the global pilot.toml will be overwritten by a 'local' one,
that is, the pilot.toml in the same directory as your main.py.

Just do a chromepilot write to see how the pilot.toml looks like.

Moreover

>>> short.global_toml  # Has chromepilot parsed my global pilot.toml?
True

>>> short.local_toml  # Has chromepilot parsed my local pilot.toml?
True

>>> short.parsed_options  # dict containing the values passed to driver constructor
{'service': {...}, ...}

>>> driver = short.driver(use_toml=False)  # Don't use toml

p.s: There's no dependencies for the CLI usage. If your Python version is below 3.11 you will need the tomlkit package to use chromepilot.short. Selenium is a dependency if you want short.driver()