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puppeteer-autoscroll-down
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We use window.scrollBy
method for scrolling pages.
const browser = await puppeteer.launch()
const page = await browser.newPage()
await page.goto(SOME_URL)
const lastPosition = await scrollPageToBottom(page)
await browser.close()
You can use returned value with request/response hooks to handle async content uploading.
scrollStep
- Number of pixels to scroll on each step.
scrollDelay
- A delay between each scroll step in ms.
const scrollStep = 250 // default
const scrollDelay = 100 // default
const lastPosition = await scrollPageToBottom(page, scrollStep, scrollDelay)
npm i puppeteer-autoscroll-down
or
yarn add puppeteer-autoscroll-down
Feel free to ask or open an issue.
0.1.7
FAQs
Handle infinite scroll on websites with puppeteer
The npm package puppeteer-autoscroll-down receives a total of 3,402 weekly downloads. As such, puppeteer-autoscroll-down popularity was classified as popular.
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