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webkit_remote_unstable
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webkit_remote is a Ruby gem for driving Google Chrome and possibly other WebKit-based browsers via the WebKit remote debugging protocol.
This gem adds support for some of the unstable features in the WebKit remote
debugging protocol. To see all the unstable protocol features, search for
"hidden": true
in the
protocol schema.
This gem currently implements the following unstable features in the WebKit remote debugging protocol.
The requirements for webkit_remote apply, namely you need a Google Chrome installation, and you can use Xvfb for headless testing.
Use RubyGems to install webkit_remote_unstable
instead of webkit_remote
,
and enjoy living on the bleeding edge.
gem install webkit_remote_unstable
See the project's YARD documentation and test cases for usage examples.
Please contribute support for stable features to webkit_remote and support for unstable features at webkit_remote_unstable.
Copyright (c) 2012 Victor Costan. See LICENSE.txt for further details.
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