How to use HandleAuth method of rod Package

Best Rod code snippet using rod.HandleAuth

hijack.go

Source: hijack.go Github

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...330func (ctx *HijackResponse) Fail(reason proto.NetworkErrorReason) *HijackResponse {331 ctx.fail.ErrorReason = reason332 return ctx333}334/​/​ HandleAuth for the next basic HTTP authentication.335/​/​ HandleAuth用于下一次基本HTTP认证。336/​/​ It will prevent the popup that requires user to input user name and password.337/​/​ 它将阻止要求用户输入用户名和密码的弹出窗口。338/​/​ Ref: https:/​/​developer.mozilla.org/​en-US/​docs/​Web/​HTTP/​Authentication339func (b *Browser) HandleAuth(username, password string) func() error {340 enable := b.DisableDomain("", &proto.FetchEnable{})341 disable := b.EnableDomain("", &proto.FetchEnable{342 HandleAuthRequests: true,343 })344 paused := &proto.FetchRequestPaused{}345 auth := &proto.FetchAuthRequired{}346 ctx, cancel := context.WithCancel(b.ctx)347 waitPaused := b.Context(ctx).WaitEvent(paused)348 waitAuth := b.Context(ctx).WaitEvent(auth)349 return func() (err error) {350 defer enable()351 defer disable()352 defer cancel()353 waitPaused()354 err = proto.FetchContinueRequest{355 RequestID: paused.RequestID,356 }.Call(b)...

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hijack_test.go

Source: hijack_test.go Github

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...210 go router.Run()211 p.MustNavigate(s.URL("/​a"))212 wg.Wait()213}214func (t T) HandleAuth() {215 s := t.Serve()216 /​/​ mock the server217 s.Mux.HandleFunc("/​a", func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {218 u, p, ok := r.BasicAuth()219 if !ok {220 w.Header().Add("WWW-Authenticate", `Basic realm="web"`)221 w.WriteHeader(401)222 return223 }224 t.Eq("a", u)225 t.Eq("b", p)226 t.HandleHTTP(".html", `<p>ok</​p>`)(w, r)227 })228 s.Route("/​err", ".html", "err page")229 go t.browser.MustHandleAuth("a", "b")()230 page := t.newPage(s.URL("/​a"))231 page.MustElementR("p", "ok")232 wait := t.browser.HandleAuth("a", "b")233 var page2 *rod.Page234 wait2 := utils.All(func() {235 page2, _ = t.browser.Page(proto.TargetCreateTarget{URL: s.URL("/​err")})236 })237 t.mc.stubErr(1, proto.FetchContinueRequest{})238 t.Err(wait())239 wait2()240 page2.MustClose()241}...

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main.go

Source: main.go Github

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...15 controlUrl, _ := l.Launch()16 /​/​ Connect to the newly launched browser17 b := rod.New().ControlURL(controlUrl).MustConnect()18 /​/​ Handle proxy authentication pop-up19 /​/​ Notice how HandleAuth returns a function that20 /​/​ must be started as a goroutine!21 go b.HandleAuth("user", "password")()22 /​/​ Ignore certificate errors since we are using local insecure proxy23 b.MustIgnoreCertErrors(true)24 /​/​ Navigate to the page that prints IP address25 page := b.MustPage("http:/​/​api.ipify.org")26 /​/​ IP address should be the same, since we are using local27 /​/​ proxy, however the response signals that the proxy works28 println(page.MustElement("html").MustText())29}...

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HandleAuth

Using AI Code Generation

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1import (2func main() {3 r := rod.Rod{}4 r.HandleAuth()5 fmt.Println("HandleAuth method of rod class is called")6}

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HandleAuth

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1func main() {2 return ctx.Eval(`document.querySelector("#username").value = "user"`).Do()3}4func main() {5 return ctx.Eval(`document.querySelector("#password").value = "password"`).Do()6}7func main() {8 return ctx.Eval(`document.querySelector("#login").click()`).Do()9}10func main() {11 return ctx.Eval(`document.querySelector("#username").value = "user"`).Do()12}13func main() {14 return ctx.Eval(`document.querySelector("#password").value = "password"`).Do()15}16func main() {17 return ctx.Eval(`document.querySelector("#login").click()`).Do()18}

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HandleAuth

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1import (2func main() {3 auth.HandleAuth()4 fmt.Println("main is finished")5}6import "fmt"7func HandleAuth() {8 fmt.Println("HandleAuth is called")9}10import "fmt"11func HandleAuth() {12 fmt.Println("HandleAuth is called")13}14import "fmt"15func HandleAuth2() {16 fmt.Println("HandleAuth is called")17}

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HandleAuth

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1import (2type rod struct{3}4func (r rod)HandleAuth() {5 fmt.Println("rod is handling auth")6}7func main() {8 r := rod{owner:"A"}9 r.HandleAuth()10}11import (12type rod struct{13}14func (r rod)HandleAuth() {15 fmt.Println("rod is handling auth")16}17func main() {18 r := rod{owner:"A"}19 r.HandleAuth()20}21import (22type rod struct{23}24func (r rod)HandleAuth() {25 fmt.Println("rod is handling auth")26}27func main() {28 r := rod{owner:"A"}29 r.HandleAuth()30}31import (32type rod struct{33}34func (r rod)HandleAuth() {35 fmt.Println("rod is handling auth")36}37func main() {38 r := rod{owner:"A"}39 r.HandleAuth()40}41import (42type rod struct{43}44func (r rod)HandleAuth() {45 fmt.Println("rod is handling auth")46}47func main() {48 r := rod{owner:"A"}49 r.HandleAuth()50}51import (52type rod struct{53}54func (r rod)HandleAuth() {55 fmt.Println("rod is handling auth")56}57func main() {58 r := rod{owner:"A"}59 r.HandleAuth()60}61import (

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