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appium/lib/jsonwp-proxy
cschabetsberger-micro-focus b7b0b7b2f3 Detect a non-working chromedriver connection after androidDriver.closeApp() and androidDriver.launchApp() (#136)
* * Make sure to detect a non-working chromedriver connection after calling androidDriver.closeApp() and androidDriver.launchApp() by returning the result body (resBody) only if it does not contain a status code

* Adapted unit test to cover the case when chromedriver responds with http
200 but status code != 0 (which represents an error)
Also fixed a typo in another test description
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appium-jsonwp-proxy

Proxy middleware for the Selenium JSON Wire Protocol. Allows

Usage

The proxy is used by instantiating with the details of the Selenium server to which to proxy. The options for the constructor are passed as a hash with the following possible member:

  • scheme - defaults to 'http'
  • server - defaults to 'localhost'
  • port - defaults to 4444
  • base - defaults to '/wd/hub'
  • sessionId - the session id of the session on the remote server

Once the proxy is created, there are two async methods:

command (url, method, body)

Sends a "command" to the proxied server, using the "url", which is the endpoing, with the HTTP method and optional body.

import { JWProxy } from 'appium-base-driver';

let host = 'my.host.com';
let port = 4445;

let proxy = new JWProxy({server: host, port: port});

// get the Selenium server status
let seStatus = await proxy.command('/status', 'GET');

proxyReqRes (req, res)

Proxies a request and response to the proxied server. Used to handle the entire conversation of a request/response cycle.

import { JWProxy } from 'appium-base-driver';
import http from 'http';

let host = 'my.host.com';
let port = 4445;

let proxy = new JWProxy({server: host, port: port});


http.createServer(function (req, res) {
  await proxy.proxyReqRes(res, res);
}).listen(9615);