wdman_server_options: RSelenium options

In selenider: Concise, Lazy and Reliable Wrapper for 'chromote' and 'selenium'

RSelenium options

Description

Instruct selenider to use RSelenium instead of selenium. Passed into selenium_options(). This is not recommended, since RSelenium does not support the latest version of Selenium, and wdman (the server manager that RSelenium) uses, is not compatible with the latest version of Chrome.

Usage

wdman_server_options(
  version = "latest",
  driver_version = "latest",
  port = 4444L,
  check = TRUE,
  verbose = FALSE,
  retcommand = FALSE,
  ...
)

rselenium_client_options(
  port = 4444L,
  host = "localhost",
  path = "/wd/hub",
  version = "",
  platform = "ANY",
  javascript = TRUE,
  native_events = TRUE,
  extra_capabilities = list()
)

Arguments

version	The version of Selenium server to use.
driver_version	The version of the browser-specific driver to use.
port	The port to run selenium client/server on.
check, verbose, retcommand, ...	Passed into wdman::selenium().
host	The host to connect to the selenium server over.
path, platform, javascript, native_events, extra_capabilities	Passed into RSelenium::remoteDriver().

Details

In selenium_options(), you can supply options to configure a server and client run by RSelenium instead of selenium. Instead of selenium_server_options(), you can use wdman_server_options() to allow wdman to run the Selenium server using wdman::selenium().

Instead of using selenium_client_options(), you can use rselenium_client_options() to control the creation of an RSelenium::remoteDriver() object instead.

Note that the driver option of selenider_session() also accepts these objects in place of their selenium equivalents.

Value

An options object that can be passed into selenium_options().

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