I cannot login with tab.fill about nickjs

[TASnomad]

Hi @man0l,

Could you add between your await tab.fill() and await tab.screenshot() a call of await tab.wait(5000) ?

After running some test with the given code, i faced to a captcha (after calling await tab.wait(5000)).

Could you tell me, if you got the same result with this ?

Regards,

Martin B.

[man0l]

You're right, @TASnomad, I get captcha!

Thank you for your reference!

This means the cookies are not set correctly and the fill() method works correctly :)

I have similar script in casperjs and when I enabled the cookies, I was able to log-in.

I am new with headless google chrome, how can I pass the cookies correctly?
When I dump the result from nick.getallCookies() it gives me this:

Promise {
  _bitField: 0,
  _fulfillmentHandler0: undefined,
  _rejectionHandler0: undefined,
  _promise0: undefined,
  _receiver0: undefined }

[TASnomad]

@man0l , If you use the current version of Nickjs you can call nick.setCookie() to set a cookie in chrome headless.

The functions setCookies() and getAllCookies() return a Promise object, that's why in your trace, you get a Promise object and not the expected result. :)

setCookies() takes an object which looks like:

{
  name: 'cookie name',
  value: 'value cookie',
  domain: '.website.domain'
}

And code snippets could look like the follow examples:

try {
  await nick.setCookie({name: 'cookie name', value: 'value cookie', domain: '.website.domain'})
} catch (e) {
  console.log(`Error:`, e)
}

or :

await nick.setCookie({name: 'cookie name', value: 'value cookie', domain: '.website.domain'})
.then(() => {})
.catch((err) => {})

[man0l]

Thank you for your reply, Tas!
I've managed to login with real pre-set cookies.

Regards,
Manol.