Best Rod code snippet using rod.KeyActions
input.go
Source: input.go
...86type KeyAction struct {87 Type KeyActionType88 Key input.Key89}90// KeyActions to simulate91// 模ææé®æä½92type KeyActions struct {93 keyboard *Keyboard94 Actions []KeyAction95}96// KeyActions simulates the type actions on a physical keyboard.97// Useful when input shortcuts like ctrl+enter .98// KeyActions 模æç©çé®çä¸çç±»åæä½ã99// å°¤å
¶å¨æ§è¡å ctrl+enter å¿«æ·é®æ¶é常æç¨100func (p *Page) KeyActions() *KeyActions {101 return &KeyActions{keyboard: p.Keyboard}102}103// Press keys is guaranteed to have a release at the end of actions104// ç¨æ¥ç¡®ä¿æ¯æ¬¡æä½ç»æåéæ¾ï¼åæä¸105func (ka *KeyActions) Press(keys ...input.Key) *KeyActions {106 for _, key := range keys {107 ka.Actions = append(ka.Actions, KeyAction{KeyActionPress, key})108 }109 return ka110}111// Release keys112// éæ¾æé®113func (ka *KeyActions) Release(keys ...input.Key) *KeyActions {114 for _, key := range keys {115 ka.Actions = append(ka.Actions, KeyAction{KeyActionRelease, key})116 }117 return ka118}119// Type will release the key immediately after the pressing120// Type ä¼ç«å³éæ¾æé®121func (ka *KeyActions) Type(keys ...input.Key) *KeyActions {122 for _, key := range keys {123 ka.Actions = append(ka.Actions, KeyAction{KeyActionTypeKey, key})124 }125 return ka126}127// Do the actions128// æ§è¡ç¸åºçæé®æä½129func (ka *KeyActions) Do() (err error) {130 for _, a := range ka.balance() {131 switch a.Type {132 case KeyActionPress:133 err = ka.keyboard.Press(a.Key)134 case KeyActionRelease:135 err = ka.keyboard.Release(a.Key)136 case KeyActionTypeKey:137 err = ka.keyboard.Type(a.Key)138 }139 if err != nil {140 return141 }142 }143 return144}145// Make sure there's at least one release after the presses, such as:146// ç¡®ä¿æä¸åè³å°æä¸æ¬¡éæ¾147// p1,p2,p1,r1 => p1,p2,p1,r1,r2148func (ka *KeyActions) balance() []KeyAction {149 actions := ka.Actions150 h := map[input.Key]bool{}151 for _, a := range actions {152 switch a.Type {153 case KeyActionPress:154 h[a.Key] = true155 case KeyActionRelease, KeyActionTypeKey:156 h[a.Key] = false157 }158 }159 for key, needRelease := range h {160 if needRelease {161 actions = append(actions, KeyAction{KeyActionRelease, key})162 }...
process.go
Source: process.go
...78 // recover from panic79 defer func() {80 if r := recover(); r != nil {81 logger.Errorf("Recover from Error: %v", r)82 S.Page.KeyActions().Press(input.Escape).Release(input.Escape).MustDo()83 }84 }()85 panic(err)86 }87 el.ScrollIntoView()88 value, err := el.Attribute("src")89 logger.Debugf("image: %s \n", *value)90 S.Page.KeyActions().Press(input.Escape).Release(input.Escape).MustDo()91 logger.Debugf("Closed Image: %v", element.ElementName)92 return value, nil93 case "MultiImageSrc":94 el, err := S.Page.Timeout(3 * time.Second).ElementX(element.Xpath)95 if err != nil {96 logger.Errorf("Error: %v", err)97 // recover from panic98 defer func() {99 if r := recover(); r != nil {100 logger.Errorf("Recover from Error: %v", r)101 S.Page.KeyActions().Press(input.Escape).Release(input.Escape).MustDo()102 }103 }()104 panic(err)105 }106 el.ScrollIntoView()107 value, err := el.Attribute("src")108 logger.Debugf("image: %s \n", *value)109 S.Page.KeyActions().Press(input.Escape).Release(input.Escape).MustDo()110 logger.Debugf("Closed Image: %v", element.ElementName)111 return value, nil112 }113 return result, nil114}115func (S *Scraper) ProcessError(xpath string, name string) error {116 logger.Infof("Processing error: %v", name)117 el, err := S.Page.ElementX(xpath)118 if err != nil {119 logger.Errorf("Error: %v", err)120 return err121 }122 text, err := el.Text()123 if err != nil {...
KeyActions
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 l := launcher.New().Headless(false).MustLaunch()4 defer l.Close()5 browser := rod.New().ControlURL(l).MustConnect()6 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustInput("rod").MustPress("Enter")7 fmt.Println(page.MustElement("h3").MustText())8}
KeyActions
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 browser := rod.New().ControlURL(launcher.New().MustLaunch()).MustConnect()4 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustInput("rod")5 page.MustElement("input[name=btnK]").MustClick()6 page.MustWaitLoad()7 result := page.MustElement(".g").MustText()8 fmt.Println(result)9}
KeyActions
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2import "github.com/go-rod/rod"3func main() {4 page.MustElement("input").MustInput("Rod Page")5 page.MustElement("input").MustInput("Rod Page").MustKey("Enter")6 page.MustElement("input").MustInput("Rod Page").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter")7 page.MustElement("input").MustInput("Rod Page").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter")8 page.MustElement("input").MustInput("Rod Page").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter")9 page.MustElement("input").MustInput("Rod Page").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter")10 page.MustElement("input").MustInput("Rod Page").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter").MustKey("Enter")11 page.MustElement("input
KeyActions
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 l := launcher.New().MustLaunch()4 defer l.Close()5 b := rod.New().ControlURL(l).MustConnect()6 defer b.Close()7 searchBox := page.MustElement("#lst-ib")8 searchBox.MustInput("Hello World")9 searchButton := page.MustElement(".jsb > center:nth-child(1) > input:nth-child(1)")10 searchButton.MustClick()11 page.MustWaitLoad()12 results := page.MustElements(".g")13 for _, result := range results {14 fmt.Println(result.MustText())15 }16}17import (18func main() {19 l := launcher.New().MustLaunch()20 defer l.Close()21 b := rod.New().ControlURL(l).MustConnect()22 defer b.Close()23 searchBox := page.MustElement("#lst-ib")24 searchBox.MustInput("Hello World")25 searchButton := page.MustElement(".jsb > center:nth-child(1) > input:nth-child(1)")26 searchButton.MustClick()27 page.MustWaitLoad()28 results := page.MustElements(".g")29 for _, result := range results {30 fmt.Println(result.MustText())31 }32}
KeyActions
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 browser := rod.New().ControlURL(launcher.New().Headless(false).Launch()).MustConnect()4 page.MustWaitLoad()5 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustInput("Rod")6 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustPress("Enter")7 page.MustWaitLoad()8 title := page.MustTitle()9 fmt.Println(title)10}
KeyActions
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 browser := rod.New().MustConnect()4 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustInput("Rod")5 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustKeyActions("Enter")6 title := page.MustTitle()7 fmt.Println(title)8}9import (10func main() {11 browser := rod.New().MustConnect()12 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustInput("Rod")13 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustKeyActions("Control+a")14 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustKeyActions("Control+c")15 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustKeyActions("Control+v")16 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustKeyActions("Enter")17 title := page.MustTitle()18 fmt.Println(title)19}20import (21func main() {22 browser := rod.New().MustConnect()
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