How to use the macaca-chromedriver.BIN_READY function in macaca-chromedriver
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macacajs / macaca-android / lib / macaca-android.js View on Github 
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
this.chromedriver = new ChromeDriver(options);
if (this.chromedriver.binPathReady) {
logger.info('starting chromedriver service!');
this.chromedriver.start({
chromeOptions: {
androidPackage: this.apkInfo.package,
androidUseRunningApp: true,
androidDeviceSerial: this.udid,
androidProcess: this.apkInfo.androidProcess
}
});
}
this.chromedriver.on(ChromeDriver.BIN_READY, data => {
logger.info(`chromedriver bin file ready: ${data}`);
});
this.chromedriver.on(ChromeDriver.EVENT_READY, data => {
logger.info(`chromedriver ready with: ${JSON.stringify(data)}`);
resolve('');
});
this.chromedriver.on(ChromeDriver.EVENT_ERROR, data => {
logger.error(`chromedriver error with: ${data}`);
reject(data);
});
logger.info('starting chromedriver service!');
this.chromedriver.start({
chromeOptions: {
androidPackage: this.apkInfo.package,macaca-chromedriver
Node.js wrapper for the selenium chromedriver.
