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Is it possible, with something like phantomjs, that somebody could navigate to a site, log in, and then execute a javascript code on the given site? (as if chrome's javascript console was open). Thanks.(No GUI, I need to use just the terminal for maximum speed and less power usage)
Last edited by INVAL1D (2014-11-08 17:28:03)
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I have no idea what phantomjs is - do you need to use that? Some text-mode browsers support javascript - elinks is one.
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Thanks for the reply.
I have elinks, (no, I don't need to use phantomjs) but I have no idea how to run javascript. I looked up the tutorial but it wants me to install a package that doesn't exist: libmozjs-dev.
Last edited by INVAL1D (2014-11-08 22:37:17)
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What tutorial? What wants you to install a package? There is really no need to add "help?" to your message - frankly it will likely have the opposite result and turn people away. If you want help spend more time clarifying the issue.
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Here is the "tutorial". Scroll down to ECMAscript support, I looked on various forums and that's how to enable javascript.
http://elinks.or.cz/documentation/manual.html
Last edited by INVAL1D (2014-11-08 22:39:01)
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When I try to install, it says it has no installation candidate.
Sorry for the double-post
Last edited by INVAL1D (2014-11-08 22:44:30)
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That is the debian package name. Have you even tried searching for a spidermonkey/mozjs package in the AUR. There is one.
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This is a noob question, but how do I add that repo and install the package?
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You read the wiki
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EDIT: Got it.
Last edited by INVAL1D (2014-11-09 00:30:07)
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==> ERROR: Cannot find the strip binary required for object file stripping.
When I try to makepkg it
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Then either read the wiki again, or search for that same error message. Don't be a help vampire
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