urirun-cdp 0.2.0

Meta-package: CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol) browser-surface primitive for urirun. The `urirun_cdp` import package now ships inside the `urirun` distribution (the single source of truth); this distribution just depends on it so `pip install urirun-cdp` and `import urirun_cdp` keep working.

urirun-cdp

The CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol) browser-surface primitive for urirun, extracted from urirun.connectors.surfaces.cdp as a standalone, dependency-free package.

It speaks raw CDP over a WebSocket to a Chrome DevTools endpoint and exposes the small set of primitives the reversible window-snapshot is built on: reachable, navigate, evaluate, nav-history, scroll/forms round-trip. Pure stdlib — no urirun dependency — so any connector can adopt it without pulling in the backend.

Why it's its own package

extraction_audit.py --preset D reports this surface GREEN (0 OUTWARD, 0 CYCLE; stdlib only). It is consumed by URI, swappable, and reusable across connectors — the textbook case for lifting a capability primitive out of the core. The KVM connector already carries its own deployed copy (urirun_connector_kvm.cdp); this is the canonical reference implementation.

Install

pip install -e .          # editable, from this repo

Back-compat

The old import path still works via a re-export shim in the urirun package:

from urirun.connectors.surfaces import cdp   # → urirun_cdp.cdp (sys.modules shim)

So existing code and the test_kernel_adoption contract test (which guards the symbols the KVM connector relies on) keep working unchanged. That contract test skips gracefully when this package isn't installed (pytestmark = skipif(cdp is None)), matching how the connector packages are tested in their own CI rather than urirun's.

Tests

PYTHONPATH=../urirun/adapters/python python -m pytest tests/ -q

The surface's own tests live here (tests/test_cdp_surface.py); they exercise the protocol + snapshot primitives against a fake in-memory page, no real Chrome required.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.