Best Python code snippet using playwright-python
test_navigation.py
Source:test_navigation.py
...732 await page.goto("data:text/html,hello")733 assert "hello" in await page.content()734 assert await page.reload() is None735 assert "hello" in await page.content()736async def test_should_work_with__blank_target(page, server):737 def handler(request):738 request.write(739 f'<a href="{server.EMPTY_PAGE}" target="_blank">Click me</a>'.encode()740 )741 request.finish()742 server.set_route("/empty.html", handler)743 await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE)744 await page.click('"Click me"')745async def test_should_work_with_cross_process__blank_target(page, server):746 def handler(request):747 request.write(748 f'<a href="{server.CROSS_PROCESS_PREFIX}/empty.html" target="_blank">Click me</a>'.encode()749 )750 request.finish()...
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as the graph is being injected dynamically into the website via JavaScript, you have two ways of going about this task:
Emulate the script (unnecessary hard but fast)
WebScrape using a browser client (slower, but much easier) You can use Python libraries such as Selenium or Playwright (the second option being more modern) to handle this task. The documentation for playwright is pretty intuitive, and you can use css selectors in order to traverse the dom, which, I suppose, you already have knowledge of.
Let me know if that helps!
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