I can tell you how to get funcunit.js , but I'm not sure where to get the official syn.js without just pulling it from funcunit's dependencies
@beshoo Is there a particular reason why you've chosen not to use FuncUnit instead?
You probably want the version in the global folder
Uncaught TypeError: (intermediate value)(intermediate value)(intermediate value)(...) is not a function
and require('syn/mouse.support');
require('syn/browsers');
require('syn/key.support');
require('syn/drag');
window.syn = syn;
require('syn/browsers');
require('syn/key.support');
require('syn/drag');
window.syn = syn;
is not suported in browser
th is is node js !
i don't want to open issues for this !
@beshoo as Chasen linked, the file that you want to use is here: https://unpkg.com/syn@0.14.1/dist/global/
(for Syn)
well first . https://unpkg.com/syn@0.14.1/dist/ there is no funcunit.js in all 3 folders
now , it seems i don't understand you very well. i am using chrome and normal HTML , i include syn.js in my html and open the html page in chorme
now , it seems i don't understand you very well. i am using chrome and normal HTML , i include syn.js in my html and open the html page in chorme
download it and include it . well it return an error which is very normal!
Please is there a step by step to install the lib and use it in normal HTML as vanila javascript ?
and as i side , i have this error in my chrome console Uncaught TypeError: (intermediate value)(intermediate value)(intermediate value)(...) is not a function
Live demo !
Like Kevin said, Syn’s most common usage is within FuncUnit. Its getting started guide is here: https://funcunit.com/guides/Guides.guides.start.html
You can download FuncUnit from its homepage or https://unpkg.com/funcunit/dist/
Nice , i manage it to run , well .. one of my friends show me a place that this lib is not working , he is a security checker , he tried to attach the libe to Instagram photo page https://www.instagram.com/p/BtMxcd7A4Na/ , and try to type in the comment section
F('textarea').click().type("Hello World"); it type without any problem , but the POST button does not enable , while if you type anything by your keyboard it will enable... so the library does not send keyboard as when you type via the keyboard it self , or we are missing something ?
F('textarea').click().type("Hello World"); it type without any problem , but the POST button does not enable , while if you type anything by your keyboard it will enable... so the library does not send keyboard as when you type via the keyboard it self , or we are missing something ?
@beshoo We try to send events as close to human-generated events as possible. Without seeing your product I wouldn't be able to tell you why your post button does not unlock. That is product-specific behavior, and I don't know what it is looking-for in the event to trigger the unlock
it is not a product by mean, we are learning how to Instagram stop this behavior , well we just inject funcunit + QUnit + jquery , to the body of Instagram photo page (example : https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv2SJ0FFMiK/ ) while i am login to my Instagram account, by chrome extension plugin, and i type in the comment box $('textarea').type('helloworld');
Well , it type in the textarea, but the POST button still inactive, but if you type via your real keyboard , that will trigger something , and post button are enabled. that is what we are studying, how we can send human events to inout box
Well , it type in the textarea, but the POST button still inactive, but if you type via your real keyboard , that will trigger something , and post button are enabled. that is what we are studying, how we can send human events to inout box
There may also be protections built into instagram to prevent automation so that it can't be abused.
But I'm not sure. TBH, I don't actually use instagram, so I know very little about it
the only thing we know , if we type in the input , that trigger the POST
@beshoo That is product-specific behavior to instagram, and I don't work for them, so I don't have insights into what they are looking-for.
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