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Ivan De Marino f386f7d484 Adding the ability to switch between frames. 
1. Passing JavaScript eval and other related actions to the CurrentFrame, not the MainFrame.
2. Added different methods to navigate between frames
3. With a call to "window.frames[0].focus()", the "currentFrame" changes: commands after that are sent to the new frame under focus.
4. The navigation between frames allows to walk over the "tree of frames" contained in the page.

This commit also adds examples (both in JS and CoffeeScript) and Unit Test.

http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=573
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debian The python package is arch: all 2011-07-03 22:11:08 +02:00
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test Adding the ability to switch between frames. 2012-06-15 00:07:53 -07:00
tools Integrate Google Breakpad crash reporter. Linux only for now. 2012-06-05 23:08:16 +01:00
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README.md Switched link for GhostDriver, since GitHub page appears to be missing. 2012-06-07 17:47:22 -03:00
build.sh Do not attempt to compile PhantomJS if the Qt compile failed. 2012-06-14 23:38:51 -07:00
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README.md

PhantomJS - Scriptable Headless WebKit

PhantomJS (www.phantomjs.org) is a headless WebKit scriptable with JavaScript or CoffeeScript. It is used by hundreds of developers and dozens of organizations for web-related development workflow.

The latest stable release is version 1.5 (codenamed "Ghost Flower"). Follow the official Twitter stream @HeadlessPhantom to get the frequent development updates.

PhantomJS is created and maintained by Ariya Hidayat (Twitter: @ariyahidayat), with the help of many contributors.

Use Cases

  • Headless web testing. Lightning-fast testing without the browser is now possible! Various test frameworks such as Jasmine, Capybara, QUnit, WebDriver, YUI Test, BusterJS, FuncUnit, Robot Framework, and many others are supported.

  • Site scraping. Access and manipulate webpages with the standard DOM API, or with usual libraries like jQuery.

  • Page rendering. Capture the full contents, even with SVG and Canvas, to an image. Build server-side web graphics apps, from a screenshot service to a vector chart rasterizer.

  • Network monitoring. Monitor network activity, track resource loading, perform load-balancing tests, verify contents optimization, and many others.

Features

  • Multiplatform, available on major operating systems: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, other Unices.
  • Fast and native implementation of web standards: DOM, CSS, JavaScript, Canvas, SVG. No emulation!
  • Pure headless (X11) on Linux, ideal for continuous integration systems. Also runs on Amazon EC2.
  • Easy to install: Download, unpack, and start having fun in just 5 minutes.

Ecosystem

PhantomJS needs not be used only as a stand-alone tool. Check also some excellent related projects:

  • CasperJS enables easy navigation scripting and common high-level testing.
  • Poltergeist allows running Capybara tests headlessly.
  • Guard::Jasmine automatically tests Jasmine specs on Rails when files are modified.
  • GhostDriver complements Selenium tests with a PhantomJS WebDriver implementation.
  • PhantomRobot runs Robot Framework acceptance tests in the background via PhantomJS.

and many others companion projects.

Questions?