Is Request Interception supported?

[jackalcooper]

For instance

page.setRequestInterception(true)

page.on('request', request => {
    if (request.resourceType() === 'image' ||
        request.resourceType() === 'stylesheet' ||
        request.resourceType() === 'stylesheet' ||
      )
      request.abort();
    else {
      request.continue();
    }
  });
  return page

[andrewvy]

Since this library is meant to be a thin wrapper around the RPC framework, there's quite a bit of manual effort involved in getting this to work. However, this is fully supported through Chrome's debugger protocol. This is a bit of speculation of how you would probably go about achieving this:

• Enable Network domain events through Network.enable RPC call.
• Enable request interception through Network.setRequestInterception
• Then, subscribe to the network event for Network.requestIntercepted with ChromeRemoteInterface.PageSession.subscribe
• Then call Network.continueInterceptedRequest with details on how you would want to continue the intercepted request, using the intercepted ID from the interception event.

In the future, I'd like to make a higher-level API that provides some niceties like the above, mimicking some of the convenience features of Puppeteer. :)

[jackalcooper]

Thanks for reply. I will give it a try. 👍