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ghost-cursor-playwright

Fork of https://github.com/reaz1995/ghost-cursor-playwright with playwright-core in peerDependencies.

Modification of actual ghost-cursor for puppeteer, with more functionality and rewrite to work well with playwright. Note! target elements rendered in the DOM will be scrolled vertically and horizontally to be visible in viewport

Download

git clone https://github.com/reaz1995/ghost-cursor-playwright.git cursor
cd cursor
npm install

example of usage in src/example.ts to run example use

npm run example

for wsl2 don't forget to set up display

Download as package

npm i ghost-cursor-playwright

import { createCursor } from 'ghost-cursor-playwright';
or;
const { createCursor } = require('ghost-cursor-playwright');

How to use

Create amd attach cursor to page

const cursor = await createCursor(page);

manipulate the cursor via:

//move actions before execute will keep performing random move (30% chance).
cursor.actions.move(target: string | BoundingBox | Vector, moveOptions?: moveOptions): Promise<void>;

type moveOptions = {
    paddingPercentage?: number;
    waitForSelector?: number;
    waitBeforeMove?: [number, number];
};


cursor.actions.click(clickOptions?: clickOptions, moveOptions?: moveOptions): Promise<void>;

type clickOptions = {
    target?: string | BoundingBox | Vector;
    waitBeforeClick?: [number, number];
    waitBetweenClick?: [number, number];
    doubleClick?: boolean;
};
// if target is given then cursor will use move function before click
// if target is JS path string, then function will check if for sure is on correct target (sometimes rendered objects are covered in viewport by menu bar or dialogs etc.), if false will proceed fallback to native click

util functions

// actual position of cursor is mounted on window.mousePos, its value can be retrieve by
  cursor.getActualPosOfMouse(): Promise<Vector>;

// actual target of cursor is mounted on window.mouseTarget, to compare target under cursor with given JS PATH selector use:
  cursor.compareTargetOfMouse(selector: string): Promise<boolean>

// random Vector of element
  cursor.getElemBoundingBox(selector: string): Promise<BoundingBox>
  cursor.getRandomPointInsideElem(elemBoundingBox: BoundingBox, paddingPercentage?): Vector

// random Vector of viewport
  cursor.getRandomPointOnViewport(paddingPercentage?): Promise<Vector>