blocking-proxy

import { start } from 'blocking-proxy'; import { Builder, Capabilities } from 'selenium-webdriver'; async function setupAndRunProxy() { const proxyPort = 8080; const seleniumAddress = 'http://localhost:4444/wd/hub'; // Ensure Selenium Server is running here const logDir = './proxy-logs'; console.log(`Starting Blocking Proxy on port ${proxyPort}...`); const proxy = await start({ proxyPort: proxyPort, seleniumAddress: seleniumAddress, logDir: logDir, highlightDelay: 200, // Optional: Add a visual delay for debugging waitForAngular: true, // Crucial for Angular application testing // You might also need to set proxyConfig for HTTP/HTTPS }); console.log(`Blocking Proxy started successfully on http://localhost:${proxyPort}`); console.log('Now, configure your WebDriver client to point to this proxy address.'); // Example: How to configure a Selenium WebDriver to use the proxy // In a real test, this would be part of your test runner (e.g., Protractor config) const driver = new Builder() .withCapabilities(Capabilities.chrome()) .usingServer(`http://localhost:${proxyPort}/wd/hub`) // WebDriver connects to the proxy .build(); try { console.log('WebDriver connected to Blocking Proxy. Navigating...'); await driver.get('http://localhost:8081/your-angular-app'); // Replace with your app URL console.log('Page loaded via proxy. Tests would continue here.'); // Perform your WebDriver actions here, which will be blocked by Angular sync // await driver.findElement(By.css('.my-element')).click(); } finally { console.log('Quitting WebDriver and stopping proxy...'); await driver.quit(); await proxy.stop(); // Stop the proxy cleanly console.log('Proxy and WebDriver stopped.'); } } setupAndRunProxy().catch(err => { console.error('Failed to setup or run Blocking Proxy:', err); process.exit(1); });