Allowed values also depend on Splash startup options: --browser-engines startup option can be used to disable one of them. The result is always encoded to utf Always decode HTML data returned by render. Same as render. Possible values are 1 and 0. Possible values are raster default and vector.
Vector-based rescaling is more performant and results in crisper fonts and sharper element boundaries, however there may be rendering issues, so use it with caution. JPEG quality parameter in range from 0 to Return information about Splash interaction with a website in HAR format.
It includes information about requests made, responses received, timings, headers, etc. Due to the HAR format specification lacking a method of encoding binary request data, a non-standard encoding field is included in postData , which, similarly to the field of same name in HAR responses, has the value base64 when the request body has been encoded as such.
Arguments for this endpoint are the same as for render. Return a json-encoded dictionary with information about javascript-rendered webpage.
Possible values are 1 include and 0 exclude. Use it to get HTTP status codes and headers. Whether to include HAR in output. If this option is ON the result will contain the same data as render. By default, request and response contents are not included. The JavaScript code supports the console. This endpoint allows to write custom Splash Scripts. You can pass any other arguments. All arguments passed to execute endpoint are available in a script in splash.
See also: executing JavaScript in Splash scripts. Splash supports executing JavaScript code within the context of the page. This allows to use the javascript code to modify the page being rendered. It should contain JavaScript code to be executed. The body of the request should contain the code to be executed. To get the result of a javascript function executed within page context use render.
Javascript files defined in a profile are executed after the page is loaded and before any javascript code defined in the request. See also: Splash Versions. Then create a directory with the name of the profile and place inside it the javascript files to load note they must be utf-8 encoded.
The files are loaded in the order they appear in the filesystem. Directory example:. If Splash is started with --js-cross-domain-access option. This feature is useful for scraping, e. An example of its usage:. Note that allowing cross origin javascript calls is a potential security issue, since it is possible that secret information i. Splash supports filtering requests based on Adblock Plus rules. To activate request filtering support start splash with --filters-path option:. The folder --filters-path points to should contain.
You may download easylist. If default. It is very important to have pyre2 library installed if you are going to use filters with a large number of rules this is the case for files downloaded from EasyList.
With re2 matching becomes very fast. If you run Splash using Docker, check Folders Sharing. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. From the documentation : Splash 1. Improve this answer. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Does ES6 make JavaScript frameworks obsolete? Podcast Do polyglots have an edge when it comes to mastering programming Featured on Meta.
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