incogniton 0.2.0

Python client for Incogniton API

Incogniton Python Client

The official Incogniton Anti-detect browser Python SDK for seamless integration with the Incogniton Antidetect Browser API and browser automation workflows. For more about Incogniton, visit our website.

This package enables Python developers to automate browser tasks, manage profiles, and handle cookies using Incogniton's local desktop app. It supports both REST API operations and direct browser automation (Selenium and Playwright).

Key Capabilities

• Create, update, and delete browser profiles
• Manage cookies for any profile
• Launch and control browsers using Selenium and Playwright
• Headless automation and custom browser arguments
• Built-in error handling and logging

Getting Started

Installation

# Recommended: Poetry
poetry install

# Or with pip
pip install -e .

Requirements

• Python 3.8 or newer
• Incogniton desktop app running locally

Example Usage

Profile Management

from incogniton import IncognitonClient

client = IncognitonClient()

# Add a new profile
data = {"profileData": {"general_profile_information": {"profile_name": "Test Profile"}}}
profile = await client.profile.add(data)

# List all profiles
profiles = await client.profile.list()

# Fetch a profile by ID
details = await client.profile.get("PROFILE_ID")

Automating Browsers

from incogniton import IncognitonBrowser

browser = IncognitonBrowser(client, profile_id="your-profile-id", headless=True)

# Selenium example
selenium_driver = await browser.start_selenium()
selenium_driver.get("https://example.com")
selenium_driver.quit()

Configuration Options

• profile_id: Incogniton profile to use for automation
• headless: Run browsers in headless mode (default: True)
• custom_args: Pass extra arguments to the browser (optional)

Endpoints & Methods

Below is a summary of the most commonly used methods and operations available in the Incogniton Python SDK. For a complete and up-to-date API reference, please see the official Incogniton API Documentation.

Profile Operations (client.profile)

• await client.profile.list()
  • List all browser profiles.
• await client.profile.get(profile_id)
  • Get a specific browser profile.
• await client.profile.add(create_request)
  • Add a new browser profile. "create_request" is a "CreateBrowserProfileRequest".
• await client.profile.update(profile_id, update_request)
  • Update an existing browser profile. "update_request" is an "UpdateBrowserProfileRequest".
• await client.profile.switchProxy(profile_id, proxy)
  • Update a browser profile's proxy configuration.
• await client.profile.launch(profile_id)
  • Launch a browser profile.
• await client.profile.launchForceLocal(profile_id)
  • Force a browser profile to launch in local mode.
• await client.profile.launchForceCloud(profile_id)
  • Force a browser profile to launch in cloud mode.
• await client.profile.getStatus(profile_id)
  • Get the current status of a browser profile.
• await client.profile.stop(profile_id)
  • Stop a running browser profile.
• await client.profile.delete(profile_id)
  • Delete a browser profile.

Cookie Operations (client.cookie)

• await client.cookie.get(profile_id)
  • Get all cookies associated with a browser profile.
• await client.cookie.add(profile_id, cookie_data)
  • Add a new cookie to a browser profile. "cookie_data" is a list of cookie dicts.
• await client.cookie.delete(profile_id)
  • Delete all cookies from a browser profile.

Automation Operations (client.automation)

• await client.automation.launchSelenium(profile_id)
  • Launch a browser profile with Selenium automation.
• await client.automation.launchSeleniumCustom(profile_id, custom_args)
  • Launch a browser profile with Selenium automation using custom arguments.

Browser Automation Operations (browser)

• selenium_driver = await browser.start_selenium()
  • Launch the profile and return a connected Selenium WebDriver instance.
• await browser.close(selenium_driver)
  • Close a single Selenium WebDriver instance with logging and error handling.
• await browser.close_all([selenium_driver1, selenium_driver2, ...])
  • Close multiple Selenium WebDriver instances in parallel with logging and error handling.

Running Tests

poetry run pytest
# or
pytest tests/

Contributing

We welcome improvements and bugfixes! Please fork the repository, create a branch, and open a pull request.

Need Help?

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