The new Network Access Manager currently is designed to do just logging:
- logs HTTP Method type
- logs HTTP Destination URL
The new 'browsermode':
It's in "/examples" and make PhantomJS do just a call to "open(url)".
It has a companion shell script to help with the task.
Also, improvement for Message Handler:
messages are now prefixed with ISO Datetime.
- There's 4 values: width, height, top, and left
- You can read it by, i.e. phantom.clipRect['width']
- You can set it by, phantom.clipRect = {width: 400, height:300, ...}
Also:
* I added a couple of "qFatal" where it makes sense.
* Usage now mentions the fact that the input files that finish by ".coffee" are also acceptable
Also:
* I added a couple of "qFatal" where it makes sense.
* Usage now mentions the fact that the input files that finish by ".coffee" are also acceptable
http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=17
Adding a new phantom property called "paperSize". It takes one of
the two possible dictionary variants:
{ width: '200px', height: '300px', border: '0px' }
{ format: 'A4', orientation: 'portrait', border: '1cm' }
- If no paperSize is defined, the size is defined by the web page
- supported dimension units are: mm, cm, in, px. No unit means px.
- border is optional and defaults to 0.
- supported formats are: A3, A4, A5, Legal, Letter, Tabloid
- orientation (portrait|landscape) is optional and defaults to portrait
I'm considering implementing a short form like:
phantom.paperSize = 'A4';
...needs further investigation.
Cache scripts using phantom.loadScript. Not much speed improvement, but when you're loading a coffee script, there is a huge speed improvement as the converted script is already cached and doesn't need to be re-compiled.
Revert phantom.render (function is supposed to return true on success!)
* "phantom.loadJs()" loads a JS file and executes it's content within the current Document Context. It's synchronous.
* "phantom.includeJs()" adds a <script> tag include. It's asynchronous and accepts as second parameter a "callback", fired when the js file has been loaded.
* Some more qDebug() calls
* qDebug() output disabled by default in the .pro file
NOTE: I'm adding qDebug() calls to make development of phantomjs easier and "debuggable"
* 'phantom.simulateMouseClick' accepts a 'selector' and clicks on every element that matches the selector
* Added a couple of 'qDebug()' to help debugging PhantomJS
* Now the "usage" shows all the options that are currently supported by phantomjs from the command line
* The default behaviour for the option "--load-plugins" is now fixed (to "no")
Ivan De Marino