These functions are deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
Use the options argument to selenider_session() instead. If you want
to manually create a chromote or selenium session, use
chromote::ChromoteSession, selenium::SeleniumSession and
selenium::selenium_server() manually, since these functions
are only a thin wrapper around them.
Usage
create_chromote_session(parent = NULL, ...)
create_selenium_server(
browser,
version = "latest",
driver_version = "latest",
port = 4444L,
quiet = TRUE,
selenium_manager = TRUE,
...
)
create_selenium_client(browser, port = 4444L, host = "localhost", ...)
create_rselenium_client(browser, port = 4444L, ...)Arguments
- parent, ..., version, driver_version, port, quiet, host
See the documentation for
chromote_options(),selenium_options(),selenium_client_options(),wdman_server_options(),selenium_client_options()andrselenium_client_options()for details about what these arguments mean.- browser
The browser to use.
- selenium_manager
If this is
FALSE,wdman::selenium()will be used instead ofselenium::selenium_server(). The equivalent of usingwdman_server_options()overselenium_server_options()inselenium_options().
Value
create_chromote_session() returns a chromote::ChromoteSession object.
create_selenium_server() returns a processx::process or wdman
equivalent.
create_selenium_client() returns a selenium::SeleniumSession object.
create_rselenium_client() returns an RSelenium::remoteDriver object.