I want to realize something like this:
function(){
var ua = page.evaluate(function() {
while (document.getElementById("td_details87").parentElement.children[11].textContent == "Running" ) {
console.log ("running.....");
sleep(10000); //10 seconds
};
console.log ("DONE");
});
},
How can I realize the sleep function and is there a while loop?
There is no blocking sleep()
function in JavaScript. If you want to sleep then you have to use some asynchronous function like setTimeout(callback, timeout)
.
There is a function in the examples folder of PhantomJS that does what you're trying to do. It's waitFor(testFx, onReady[, timeout])
. It works by calling the test function over and over again until it returns a truthy value.
In your case that would look like this:
waitFor(function _test(){
return page.evaluate(function() {
return document.getElementById("td_details87").parentElement.children[11].textContent == "Running";
});
}, function _onReady(){
console.log ("DONE");
});