![]() if finish than return true if fail clickĬonst dm = document.querySelector('downloads-manager').shadowRootĬonst firstItem = dm.querySelector('#frb0')Ĭonst thatArea = ('.controls') monitoring the state of the first download item Navigate to: Download the package according to your operating system. ![]() But you can easily adapt it to 'infinite threads' by iterating through all download items (#frb0~#frbn) in that page, well, take care of your network:) dmPage = await browser.newPage()Īwait your_download_button.click() // start downloadĪwait dmPage.bringToFront() // this is necessary Install NodeJs We would be using an end language like Javascript, so we must install NodeJs for using supporting functions and supporting packages. This example is 'single thread' currently, because it's only monitoring the first item appear in the download manager page. This solution can be very easily to auto restart a failed download using chrome's own feature Puppeteer is a Node library which provides a high-level API to control headless Chrome or Chromium over the DevTools Protocol. Generally the home directory is well-defined (even on Windows), but occasionally the home directory may not be available. The download event is emitted by the browser context when a download initiated by the page is completed. Starting from v19.0.0, Puppeteer will download browsers into /.cache/puppeteer using os.homedir for better caching between Puppeteer upgrades. My solution is to use chrome's own chrome://downloads/ page to managing download files. Method 1: Using the download event You can use the download event to wait for all downloads to complete with Puppeteer.
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