chromote_options: Driver options

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Driver options

Description

chromote_options() and selenium_options() return a list of options that can be passed to the options argument of selenider_session().

chromote_options() allows you to control the creation of a chromote driver created using chromote::ChromoteSession$new().

selenium_options() allows you to control the creation of a selenium driver.

selenium_server_options() should be passed to the server_options argument of selenium_options(), allowing you to control the creation of the server using selenium::selenium_server().

selenium_client_options() should be passed to the client_options argument of selenium_options(), allowing you to control the creation of a Selenium client created using selenium::SeleniumSession$new().

Usage

chromote_options(
  headless = TRUE,
  parent = NULL,
  width = 992,
  height = 1323,
  targetId = NULL,
  wait_ = TRUE,
  auto_events = NULL
)

selenium_options(
  client_options = selenium_client_options(),
  server_options = selenium_server_options()
)

selenium_server_options(
  version = "latest",
  port = 4444L,
  selenium_manager = NULL,
  verbose = FALSE,
  temp = TRUE,
  path = NULL,
  interactive = FALSE,
  echo_cmd = FALSE,
  extra_args = c()
)

selenium_client_options(
  port = 4444L,
  host = "localhost",
  verbose = FALSE,
  capabilities = NULL,
  request_body = NULL,
  timeout = 60
)

Arguments

headless	Whether to run the browser in headless mode, meaning that you won't actually be able to see the browser as you control it. For debugging purposes and interactive use, it is often useful to set this to FALSE.
parent	The parent chromote session.
width, height, targetId, wait_, auto_events	Passed into chromote::ChromoteSession$new().
client_options	A selenium_client_options() object.
server_options	A selenium_server_options() object, or NULL if you don't want one to be created.
version	The version of Selenium server to use.
port	The port number to use.
selenium_manager, verbose, temp, path, interactive, echo_cmd, extra_args	Passed into selenium::selenium_server().
host, capabilities, request_body, timeout	Passed into selenium::SeleniumSession$new().

selenider documentation built on April 3, 2025, 5:51 p.m.