jseval

Evaluate JavaScript on a URL through headless Chrome browser.

build

docker build -t jseval -f jseval.dockerfile .

usage

docker run --rm jseval --help

quick start

Run:

$ docker run --rm jseval --url "https://www.tradingview.com/" --evaluate 'JSON.stringify([document.location.href, document.title])' --headless --output

stdout would be like:

["https://www.tradingview.com/","Free Stock Charts, Stock Quotes and Trade Ideas — TradingView"]

examples

• for complicated JS

docker run jseval \
    --url "https://www.tradingview.com/ideas/bitcoin/" \
    --evaluate "$(cat <<- EOT
        JSON.stringify(
            Array.from(
                document.querySelectorAll("div.tv-feed-layout__card-item[data-widget-type=\"idea\"] > div > div > a")
            )
            .map(a => a.href)
            .concat(document.location.href)
        )
    EOT
    )" \
    --headless \
    --output

help

Usage: jseval [options]

Options:
  --url <url>          set url
  --sleep <seconds>    set sleep (default: 0)
  --evaluate <script>  set script to evaluate
  --output             output to stdout
  --file <file>        output to file (default: "")     
  --headless           enables headless (default: false)
  --log                enables log
  -h, --help           display help for command

todables
  just eval js, not console.log as a default
    should be like: docker run --rm jseval --url "https://www.tradingview.com/" --evaluate 'console.log(JSON.stringify([document.location.href, document.title]))' --headless --output
  should be able to set cookies