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Chromium Binary for AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Functions
$ npm i chrome-aws-lambda
This will ship with appropriate binary for the latest stable release of puppeteer
(usually updated within a day or two).
If you wish to install an older version of Chromium, take a look at Versioning.
The nodejs8.10
AWS Lambda runtime is required for this package to work properly.
const chromium = require('chrome-aws-lambda');
const puppeteer = require('puppeteer-core');
exports.handler = async (event, context) => {
let result = null;
let browser = null;
try {
browser = await puppeteer.launch({
args: chromium.args,
defaultViewport: chromium.defaultViewport,
executablePath: await chromium.executablePath,
headless: chromium.headless,
});
let page = await browser.newPage();
await page.goto(event.url || 'https://example.com');
result = await page.title();
} catch (error) {
return context.fail(error);
} finally {
if (browser !== null) {
await browser.close();
}
}
return context.succeed(result);
};
You should allocate at least 512 MB of RAM to your Lambda, 1600 MB is recommended.
Property | Returns | Description |
---|---|---|
args | {!Array<string>} | Provides a list of recommended additional Chromium flags. |
defaultViewport | {!Object} | Returns more sensible default viewport settings. |
executablePath | {?Promise<string>} | Returns the path where the Chromium binary was extracted. |
headless | {!boolean} | Returns true if we are running on AWS Lambda or GCF. |
puppeteer | {!Object} | Overloads puppeteer and returns the resolved package. |
Since version 1.7.0
, it's also possible to overload puppeteer
/ puppeteer-core
API with useful methods:
Frame
count(selector)
exists(selector)
fill(form, data, heuristic = 'name')
number(selector, decimal = null, index = null, property = 'textContent')
selectByLabel(selector, ...values)
string(selector, property = 'textContent')
waitUntilVisible(selector, timeout = null)
waitWhileVisible(selector, timeout = null)
Page
clickAndWaitForNavigation(selector, options = null)
count(selector)
exists(selector)
fill(form, data, heuristic = 'name')
go(url, options = null)
number(selector, decimal = null, index = null, property = 'textContent')
selectByLabel(selector, ...values)
string(selector, property = 'textContent')
waitUntilVisible(selector, timeout = null)
waitWhileVisible(selector, timeout = null)
Besides the public API, the following browser-context methods will also be available if Page.go()
is used:
σ.$(selector, context = document)
σ.$$(selector, index = null, context = document)
σ.$x(expression, index = null, context = document)
σ.$number(data, decimal = null, index = null, property = 'textContent')
σ.$string(data, property = 'textContent')
σ.$regexp(data, pattern, index = null, property = 'textContent')
To enable overloading, simply call the puppeteer
property exposed by this package.
This package is versioned based on the underlying puppeteer
minor version:
puppeteer Version | chrome-aws-lambda Version | Chromium Revision |
---|---|---|
1.12.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.12.0 --save-exact | 624492 (73.0.3679.0 ) |
1.11.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.11.2 --save-exact | 609904 (72.0.3618.0 ) |
1.10.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.10.1 --save-exact | 604907 (72.0.3582.0 ) |
1.9.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.9.1 --save-exact | 594312 (71.0.3563.0 ) |
1.8.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.8.0 --save-exact | 588429 (71.0.3542.0 ) |
1.7.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.7.0 --save-exact | 579032 (70.0.3508.0 ) |
1.6.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.6.2 --save-exact | 575458 (69.0.3494.0 ) |
1.5.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.5.0 --save-exact | 564778 (69.0.3452.0 ) |
1.4.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.4.0 --save-exact | 555668 (68.0.3419.0 ) |
1.3.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.3.0 --save-exact | 549031 (67.0.3391.0 ) |
1.2.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.2.0 --save-exact | 543305 (67.0.3372.0 ) |
1.1.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.1.0 --save-exact | 536395 (66.0.3347.0 ) |
1.0.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@1.0.0 --save-exact | 526987 (65.0.3312.0 ) |
0.13.* | npm i chrome-aws-lambda@0.13.0 --save-exact | 515411 (64.0.3264.0 ) |
To compile your own version of Chromium check the Ansible playbook instructions.
Lambda Layers is a new convenient way to manage common dependencies between different Lambda Functions.
The following set of (Linux) commands will create a well-structured layer of this package:
git clone https://github.com/alixaxel/chrome-aws-lambda.git && \
cd chrome-aws-lambda && \
npm pack && \
mkdir -p nodejs/node_modules/chrome-aws-lambda/ && \
tar --directory nodejs/node_modules/chrome-aws-lambda/ --extract --file chrome-aws-lambda-*.tgz --strip-components=1 && \
rm chrome-aws-lambda-*.tgz && \
zip -9 --filesync --move --recurse-paths _/chrome-aws-lambda.zip nodejs/
The above will create a _/chrome-aws-lambda.zip
file, which can be uploaded to your Layers console.
Since version 1.11.2
, it's also possible to use this package on Google/Firebase Cloud Functions.
The only additional requirement is that iltorb
must also be added as a dependency:
$ npm i iltorb
According to our benchmarks, it's 40% to 50% faster than using the off-the-shelf puppeteer
bundle.
The Chromium binary is compressed using the Brotli algorithm.
This allows us to get the best compression ratio and faster decompression times.
File | Algorithm | Level | Bytes | MiB | % | Inflation |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
chromium | - | - | 136964856 | 130.62 | - | - |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 1 | 51662087 | 49.27 | 62.28% | 1.035s |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 2 | 50438352 | 48.10 | 63.17% | 1.016s |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 3 | 49428459 | 47.14 | 63.91% | 0.968s |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 4 | 47873978 | 45.66 | 65.05% | 0.950s |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 5 | 46929422 | 44.76 | 65.74% | 0.938s |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 6 | 46522529 | 44.37 | 66.03% | 0.919s |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 7 | 46406406 | 44.26 | 66.12% | 0.917s |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 8 | 46297917 | 44.15 | 66.20% | 0.916s |
chromium.gz | Gzip | 9 | 46270972 | 44.13 | 66.22% | 0.968s |
chromium.gz | Zopfli | 10 | 45089161 | 43.00 | 67.08% | 0.919s |
chromium.gz | Zopfli | 20 | 45085868 | 43.00 | 67.08% | 0.919s |
chromium.gz | Zopfli | 30 | 45085003 | 43.00 | 67.08% | 0.925s |
chromium.gz | Zopfli | 40 | 45084328 | 43.00 | 67.08% | 0.921s |
chromium.gz | Zopfli | 50 | 45084098 | 43.00 | 67.08% | 0.935s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 0 | 55401211 | 52.83 | 59.55% | 0.778s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 1 | 54429523 | 51.91 | 60.26% | 0.757s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 2 | 46436126 | 44.28 | 66.10% | 0.659s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 3 | 46122033 | 43.99 | 66.33% | 0.616s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 4 | 45050239 | 42.96 | 67.11% | 0.692s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 5 | 40813510 | 38.92 | 70.20% | 0.598s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 6 | 40116951 | 38.26 | 70.71% | 0.601s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 7 | 39302281 | 37.48 | 71.30% | 0.615s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 8 | 39038303 | 37.23 | 71.50% | 0.668s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 9 | 38853994 | 37.05 | 71.63% | 0.673s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 10 | 36090087 | 34.42 | 73.65% | 0.765s |
chromium.br | Brotli | 11 | 34820408 | 33.21 | 74.58% | 0.712s |
For this reason, a stripped-down version of iltorb
is bundled as a dependency.
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Chromium Binary for AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Functions
The npm package chrome-aws-lambda receives a total of 21,136 weekly downloads. As such, chrome-aws-lambda popularity was classified as popular.
We found that chrome-aws-lambda demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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