Can I chain or call two different page_actions?

[rickyoleary]

Hi, great library, working by far the best for bot detection. I've seen for automation you can use a page_action. It works great, but I want to know if it's possible for a page_action to run, then be able to access the normal page object, then call another page_action? For example:

import argparse
import json
from playwright.sync_api import Page
from scrapling.fetchers import StealthyFetcher


def scroll_page(page:Page):

    page.click('#L2AGLb');
    page.type('#APjFqb', 'hello!')
    print(page.url)
    page.keyboard.press('Enter')

    return page

def scroll_page2(page:Page):

    page.click('#logo');
    return page

def fetch_page_content():
    StealthyFetcher.auto_match = True

    page = StealthyFetcher.fetch("https://www.google.com/", headless=False, wait=5000, page_action=scroll_page)

    # now, do something like page.get_all_text()...
    
    # then fire the second action    
    # scroll_page2(page)

    print('done')



if __name__ == "__main__":

    result = fetch_page_content()
    print(json.dumps(result))

Of course this fails: scroll_page2(page) as page here is a Response. I don't want to call fetch again on the new URL as it'll open a new browser instance. Just wondering if this kind of thing is possible? This example (forgive the method names) opens Google, clicks accept, types "hello" then presses enter. I'd then want to use the normal page object to do something, then after call the second method to click the logo. This is obviously just an example.

[D4Vinci]

Hey mate, thanks for the kind words. This type of long automation is not supported yet, as the library is focusing more on the Web Scraping side than full automation.