This software is a Python module that enables programmatic web browsing and supports AJAX technology. It can be used to automate web-based tasks and extract data from web pages.
If you're looking for a powerful Python module to automate your web browsing tasks, look no further than Spynner. This programmatic web browser offers extensive support for Javascript and AJAX, and is based upon the robust QtWebKit framework.
Getting started with Spynner is easy: simply import the module and create a new instance of the Browser class. From there, you can use a variety of built-in functions to load pages, identify and manipulate elements on the page, and even execute custom Javascript code.
In the example provided, we can see how easy it is to use Spynner to fill out and submit a web form. After loading the page with browser.load(), we can use browser.select() to choose the desired form element, browser.fill() to enter text into a text field, and browser.click() to submit the form.
And that's not all - with Spynner, you can even run custom Javascript code using the browser.runjs() function. In this case, we pass in a simple console.log statement to verify that our Javascript code is running as intended.
Finally, when we're finished with our task, we can use browser.get_html() to retrieve the HTML code of the current page, and browser.close() to shut down the instance of Spynner. Whether you're scraping data, testing web applications, or automating tedious tasks, Spynner is a valuable tool to add to your Python programming arsenal.
Getting started with Spynner is easy: simply import the module and create a new instance of the Browser class. From there, you can use a variety of built-in functions to load pages, identify and manipulate elements on the page, and even execute custom Javascript code.
In the example provided, we can see how easy it is to use Spynner to fill out and submit a web form. After loading the page with browser.load(), we can use browser.select() to choose the desired form element, browser.fill() to enter text into a text field, and browser.click() to submit the form.
And that's not all - with Spynner, you can even run custom Javascript code using the browser.runjs() function. In this case, we pass in a simple console.log statement to verify that our Javascript code is running as intended.
Finally, when we're finished with our task, we can use browser.get_html() to retrieve the HTML code of the current page, and browser.close() to shut down the instance of Spynner. Whether you're scraping data, testing web applications, or automating tedious tasks, Spynner is a valuable tool to add to your Python programming arsenal.
What's New
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