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Why not implementing the Selenium API on the app?
I mean, it would be cool to use selenium libraries, in all languages available, to instruct the behavior of the scraper of the app from a remote control. In other words, the app should implement the same interface (API) as Chrome and Firefox use to do: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/wiki/RemoteWebDriver
I haven't looked too deeply into the app's code, but I suppose the large part have to be done there, or at least it can be simplified by skipping the not implemented functionalities, and rewrite only the ones that are already implemented.
Also some efforts are required to implement it on the Django server, since it must include selenium webdriver and it should call the android phone as a remote server.
Hi there! Very cool project though!
Why not implementing the Selenium API on the app?
I mean, it would be cool to use selenium libraries, in all languages available, to instruct the behavior of the scraper of the app from a remote control. In other words, the app should implement the same interface (API) as Chrome and Firefox use to do:
https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/wiki/RemoteWebDriver
I haven't looked too deeply into the app's code, but I suppose the large part have to be done there, or at least it can be simplified by skipping the not implemented functionalities, and rewrite only the ones that are already implemented.
Also some efforts are required to implement it on the Django server, since it must include selenium webdriver and it should call the android phone as a remote server.
Here's the docs:
https://w3c.github.io/webdriver/
I mean, the pros are that this can be used also for platform testing using real remote devices.
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