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Accesses a page by navigating to a URL, loading HTML content, or returning the current page. This is the primary entry point for interacting with web pages, so you may want to create a page as the first step in your query or mutation.
  • If url is provided, navigates to that URL.
  • If content is provided, creates a new page with that HTML content.
  • If neither url nor content is provided, returns the currently active page, if any.
Page options can be specified to configure aspects like viewport, user agent, headers, etc.

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Examples

query {
  page(
    url: "https://example.com",
    options: { userAgent: "MyCustomBrowser/1.0" }
  ) {
    content
  }
}

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Definition

page(
  url: URL
  content: String
  options: PageOptions
): Page!

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Arguments

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url

URL The URL to navigate the page to. If specified, the browser will attempt to load this URL. Example: "https://example.com"

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content

String HTML content to set for the page. If specified, a new page is created with this content. This is useful for testing static HTML snippets or pages constructed on-the-fly. Example: "<html><body><h1>Test Page</h1></body></html>"

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options

PageOptions Options to configure the page’s behavior and environment. These include settings for viewport, user agent, geolocation, HTTP headers, JavaScript enablement, and more. See PageOptions for detailed configuration.

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Returns

Page! Represents a single tab or window in a web browser. The Page type provides methods to interact with the web page loaded in that tab. It implements the Node interface, giving access to element querying capabilities, and also offers page-specific information and actions like accessing URL, title, content, cookies, etc.
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