Nestjs Puppeteer

Overview

NestJS Puppeteer is a powerful module designed to integrate the Puppeteer library seamlessly into Nest frameworks built on Node.js. This headless Chrome provider facilitates automated browser interactions, which are crucial for scenarios such as web scraping, automated testing, and rendering dynamic content. With its installation and configuration process streamlined for NestJS, developers can easily leverage the capabilities of Puppeteer without delving deep into its complexities.

The module comes equipped with numerous features that enhance its usability and flexibility, catering to both basic and advanced needs. With the introduction of Chrome's new headless mode in version 112, NestJS Puppeteer ensures compatibility and performance while providing support for plugins and custom configurations.

Features

• Seamless Integration: Easily integrates Puppeteer into NestJS applications, allowing developers to benefit from automated browser functionalities within the framework.

• Headless Mode Compatibility: Supports the new Chrome headless mode introduced in version 112, ensuring that applications remain up-to-date with the latest features.

• Flexible Configuration: The forRoot() method allows comprehensive configuration properties, giving flexibility in how the Puppeteer instance is launched via puppeteer.launch().

• Feature Support: Use the forFeature() method to register specific pages for injection, enabling efficient management of multiple instances.

• Asynchronous Configuration: The forRootAsync() method allows for options to be passed asynchronously, providing more control and dependency management during module setup.

• Injection Capabilities: Facilitates the injection of Browser and Page instances into NestJS providers, streamlining usage throughout the application.

• Plugin Compatibility: Allows the addition of puppeteer-extra plugins, expanding the functionalities available for automation tasks.

• Custom Options Handling: Support for custom configuration classes through the useClass syntax, promoting better organization and encapsulation of Puppeteer settings.