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Phantom js has to run as it's own process, so no support for node or anything similar. This looks like it can run within something like django.
by zackzackzack 14y ago
Phantom js has to run as it's own process, so no support for node or anything similar.
This looks like it can run within something like django.
- treenyc 14y agoIs it possible to use Phantom JS or Ghost.py to access a web site that is using Facebook Connect? Just wonder if anyone has tried it yet.
- fpp 14y agoYou can use PhantomJS with Node e.g. with child_process and messages via stdout. Works pretty well. Running this in its own process context might actually be a benefit e.g. when you spawn multiple phantomjs browsers There is a project on github where this was taken a step further via dnode ( https://github.com/sgentle/phantomjs-node https://github.com/sgentle/phantomjs-node ) - you get access to the phantomjs objects, get/set properties and access the phantomjs api methods. Will certainly have a deeper look into ghost.py