Introduction
lxmlmechanize is an efficient, i18n-aware, simple, lxml-based HTTP user-agent.
Synopsis
from lxmlmechanize import default_keychain, Mechanize
from lxmlmechanize.urllib2ext import Credentials
m = Mechanize()
# set credentials for authentication
default_keychain.add(Credentials('http://localhost:12345/', realm=None, user='test', password='testtest'))
# navigate to the page
m.navigate('http://localhost:12345/')
# populate the form fields
form = m.page.root.xpath('body//form[@id="test"]')[0]
form.xpath('input[@name="user"]')[0].set('value', 'user')
form.xpath('input[@name="password"]')[0].set('value', 'password')
# submit the form
m.submit_form(form)
Contributors
Changelog
0.0.0
Initial
0.0.1
Store the headers and HTTP status of the last request to Mechanize object as headers and status respectively.
0.0.2
Make the loader factory customizable.
0.0.3
Fixed parsing of HTML5 document.
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