headless-browser

The headless-browser application serves as the primary entry point for managing headless Chrome instances with integrated proxy and server capabilities. This solution is designed to scale efficiently, providing developers with a robust tool for web automation and testing.

Installation

To install the headless-browser, ensure that you have Rust installed, and then run:

cargo install headless_browser

Usage

Once installed, you can start the headless-browser application by executing the following command:

headless_browser

This command initializes the environment and sets up the headless Chrome instances with the configured proxy and server settings.

Testing

The application is tested using the highly optimized concurrent control mechanisms provided by the DevTools Protocol through the spider_chrome crate. This ensures robust testing capabilities for a variety of web interaction scenarios.

Run the following command to execute tests and capture outputs:

RUST_LOG=error,info cargo test --package headless_browser --test cdp -- --nocapture

Ensure you have the appropriate logging and test configurations set up to get detailed output from your test executions.

This documentation provides a comprehensive overview for users looking to get started with the headless-browser tool, detailing installation, execution, and testing processes.