get_page_source: Read the HTML of a session
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View source: R/global_actions.R
get_page_source R Documentation
Read the HTML of a session
Description
Uses xml2::read_html() to read the page source of the session
Usage
get_page_source(session = NULL, ...)
Arguments
session
Optionally, a selenider_session object.
...
Passed into xml2::read_html()
Value
An XML document.
See Also
Other global actions:
back(),
current_url(),
execute_js_fn(),
open_url(),
reload(),
scroll_to(),
take_screenshot()
Examples
html <- "
<p>Example text</p>
"
session <- minimal_selenider_session(html)
get_page_source()
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View source: R/global_actions.R
| get_page_source | R Documentation |
Read the HTML of a session
Description
Uses xml2::read_html() to read the page source of the session
Usage
get_page_source(session = NULL, ...)
Arguments
session |
Optionally, a |
... |
Passed into |
Value
An XML document.
See Also
Other global actions:
back(),
current_url(),
execute_js_fn(),
open_url(),
reload(),
scroll_to(),
take_screenshot()
Examples
html <- "
<p>Example text</p>
"
session <- minimal_selenider_session(html)
get_page_source()
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