Accept an alert.

Return a set of handles for all browser windows.

Return the path to the directory where the browser is storing attachment files.

Return a set of strings representing the types of logs available for browser. N.B. browser must have been initialized with some kind of logging enabled, for isntance :log-trace or :log-wire.

The possible options for building a browser instance in {:option [default setter-fn]} format.

Return the path to the directory where the browser is storing cached files.

Close a browser instance, killing the underlying subprocess and freeing all resources.

Return the currently visited url of browser.

Return a handle for the currently active browser window.

Dismisses an alert.

Executes JavaScript script in the context of the currently selected frame or window of browser with arguments.

Asynchronously execute JavaScript script in the context of the currently selected frame or window of browser with arguments.

Fetch ‘url’ using ‘browser’ and return browser after loading is complete.

  (fetch! browser "http://www.clojure.com/")
  ;;=> returns browser after navigating to the clojure site

Return browser’s logs of whatever kind, or all if not specified. See http://machinepublishers.github.io/jBrowserDriver/org/openqa/selenium/logging/LogEntry.html for details of the returned items. Example:

  (map #(.getMessage %) (logs browser))
  ;;=> events that have occurred since the last time you did this

Creates a new headless browser instance parameterized by options. Examples:

  (make-browser :log-wire true)  ; log network traffic

  (make-browser :ajax-wait 1000) ; wait 1000ms for JS to run after page load

  (make-browser :headless false) ; pop up a browser window to watch it work

Maximize browser’s currently focused window.

Return the path to the directory where the browser is storing media files.

Return the HTML source of the currently visited page in browser.

Return the complete visible textual content of the current page in the focused window of browser. Text from hidden elements is not included.

Blocks until the browser’s current page quiesces. N.B. This is the default for many operations, so this function is likely only useful when things are misbehaving.

Return the current HTTP status code of browser.

Switch browser’s focus to the current alert popup. Returns the alert’s handle.

Switch browser to window, which should be a handle returned by all-windows or current-window.

Return the title of the current page in the focused window of browser.

Evaluate body in a try block within which binding is bound, finally calling close-browser on binding. This is just a version of with-open that traps the exception that closing a jBrowserDriver instance currently throws.