Xavier H.
Xavier H.
@vtisnado unfortunately it's impossible to launch a chromium process in an Android app. Puppeteer only works on desktop/server OS (windows, macOS and linux).
@SwissCheese5 The `zipPath` is used as the destination file for the download at line 56 in this file. Could you show your `Dockerfile` so we can take a look at...
Hi @yudansha , Can you share your Dockerfile so we can see the base image and try to reproduce? Thanks.
Also it's possible that you need the `noSandboxFlag: true` parameter on the launch method.
In general you can follow the same guidance that for normal puppeteer: https://github.com/puppeteer/puppeteer/blob/main/docs/troubleshooting.md#running-puppeteer-in-docker To solve your error you should try to download chromium when you build the image. ie: ```dockerfile...
This library is a complete re-write of the puppeteer API (which is developed in NodeJS), it doesn't use at all `nodejs`. This library works like this: - Download the compiled...
Can you describe in more details what you want to do and what is blocking you? Thanks
In version `2.5.0`, I added a utility class `BrowserPath` with static getters to access standard install location. You can use it like this: ```dart var browser = await puppeteer.launch(executablePath: BrowserPath.chromeCanary);...
Good idea. I don't really have plan to do it now but if someone wants to give it a try, it shouldn't be too hard. I think we just need...
Hi, I think moving to universal_io is a good idea and can solve this problem. You won't be able to use the `launch` method in a browser (because it involves...