Accept an alert.

Return a set of handles for all `browser` windows.

Return the path to the directory where the browser is storing attachment files.

Return the value of `attribute` for `element`

Return a set of strings representing the types of logs available for `browser`. N.B. `browser` must have been initialized with some kind of logging enabled, for isntance :log-trace or :log-wire.

Convert `browser`'s current cookies into the map format used by clj-http. This returns cookies from all domains, but cookie names that are set on multiple domains will only be returned once.

The possible options for building a browser instance. The format is {:option [default setter-fn]}.

Return the path to the directory where the browser is storing cached files.

Clear the current text of text-entry `element`. Used with send-text! to manipulate form fields.

Send a browser click event to `element`.

Click every element in the sequence `elements`. Returns the number of elements clicked.

Close a browser instance, killing the underlying subprocess and freeing all resources.

Return the value of CSS `property` for `element`

Return the currently visited url of `browser`.

Return a handle for the currently active `browser` window.

Clear all cookies from all domains.

Delete the named cookie from the given domain. When omitted `domain` defaults to the browser's current domain.

Dismisses an alert.

Is this element displayed or not? This method avoids the problem of having to parse an element's CSS.

Is the element currently enabled or not? This will generally return true for everything but disabled input elements.

Executes JavaScript `script` in the context of the currently selected frame or window of `browser` with `arguments`.

Asynchronously execute JavaScript `script` in the context of the currently selected frame or window of `browser` with `arguments`.

Fetch 'url' using 'browser', return browser after loading is complete.

Return the first element with class name `class` that's a child of `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element). Throws an exception if there's no such element!

Return all elements with class name `class` that are children of `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element) or an empty sequence.

Return the first element that matches `css-selector`, starting from `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element). Throws an exception if there's no such element!

Return all elements that match `css-selector`, starting from `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element) or an empty sequence.

Return the single element with `id` that's a child of `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element). Throws an exception if there's no such element!

Return the first element with tag name `tag` that's a child of `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element). Throws an exception if there's no such element!

Return all elements with tag name `tag` that are children of `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element) or an empty sequence.

Return the first element that matches `xpath`, starting from `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element). Throws an exception if there's no such element!

Return all elements that match `xpath`, starting from `browser-or-elem` (which can be a browser or element) or an empty sequence.

Return the value of the id attribute of `element`

Return the innerHTML of `element`

Location on the page of the top left-hand corner of the rendered element.

Return `browser`'s logs of whatever `kind`, or all if not specified. See http://machinepublishers.github.io/jBrowserDriver/org/openqa/selenium/logging/LogEntry.html for details of the returned items.

Creates a new headless browser instance.

Maximize `browser`'s currently focused window.

Return the path to the directory where the browser is storing media files.

Return the outerHTML of `element`

Return the HTML source of the currently visited page in `browser`.

Return the complete visible textual content of the current page. Text from hidden elements is not included.

Blocks until the browser's current page quiesces.

The location and size of the rendered element.

Takes a screenshot of `browser-or-element`'s current state and stores the image in a temporary file, then returns the file's absolute path.

Return whether or not this element is selected 

Send the string `text` to `element`, as if the user typed it.

Set a cookie with given name and value. If a cookie with the same name and domain is already present, it will be replaced. The following keyword arguments are supported.

- :domain (String) The cookie domain, defaults to the current domain of the browser.
- :expires-on (java.util.Date) Expiration date. Must be in the future or the cookie won't be stored.
- :http-only (Boolean) Cookie's HttpOnly flag, disallow access from JavaScript
- :secure (Boolean) Cookie's Secure flag, only serve over HTTPS.
- :path (String) URL path of the cookie.

What is the width and height of the rendered element?

Return the current HTTP status code of `browser`.

Submit `element`, which should be an HTML <form>.

Switch `browser`'s focus to the current alert popup. Returns the alert's handle.

Switch `browser` to `window`, which should be a handle returned by all-windows or current-window.

Return the tag name of `element`

Return the complete visible textual content of `element` (including any children). Text from hidden elements is not included.

Return the title of the current page.

Evaluate `body` in a try block within which `binding` is bound, finally calling close-browser on binding. This is just a version of with-open that traps the exception that closing a jBrowserDriver currently throws. :(