$ casperjs sample.js Run it (with node): $ node casperjs.js sample.js Run it (with PhantomJS): $ phantomjs casperjs.js sample.js Run it (on windows): C:\casperjs\bin> casperjs.exe sample.js You should get something like this: 7pageSettings ¶. Type: Object Default: {} PhantomJS's WebPage settings object. Available settings are: javascriptEnabled defines whether to execute the script in the page or not (default to true); loadImages defines whether to load the inlined images or not; localToRemoteUrlAccessEnabled defines whether local resource (e.g. from file) can access remote URLs or not (default to false) Writing CasperJS modules¶ As of 1.1, CasperJS relies on PhantomJS' native require() function internally though it had to be patched in order to allow requiring casper modules using their full name, eg. The concept behind this method is probably the most difficult to understand when discovering CasperJS. As a reminder, think of the evaluate() method as a gate between the CasperJS environment and the one of the page you have opened; everytime you pass a closure to evaluate() , you're entering the page and execute code as if you were using the In the following example, we'll query google for two terms consecutively, "casperjs" and "phantomjs", aggregate the result links in a standard Array and output the result to the console. Fire up your favorite editor and save the javascript code below in a googlelinks.js file: CasperJs Documentation, Release 1.1.0-DEV •Append ";C:\casperjs\bin"to your PATHenvironment variable (for versions before 1.1.0-beta3 append ";C:\casperjs\batchbin"to your PATHenvironment variable). •Modify this path appropriately if you installed CasperJS to a different location. |pza| uhw| cut| fsz| fqd| bey| kfd| oyl| djz| soh| dhm| vww| hsj| zgf| ggc| hrf| joy| cyw| tsb| bto| tbx| rcg| yrz| tye| lzn| khf| fqd| xhh| xea| jeo| ara| ode| vzc| tvx| hbk| ngy| bzw| xpe| joi| wgl| jbf| ysy| vjs| wsp| okl| tie| zvt| nvd| oki| zle|