How to use the chrome-remote-interface/lib/protocol.json.domains function in chrome-remote-interface
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gwuhaolin / chrome-pool / index.js View on Github 
'use strict';
const net = require('net');
const { launchWithHeadless, launchWithoutNoise } = require('chrome-runner');
const chrome = require('chrome-remote-interface');
const ProtocolDomains = require('chrome-remote-interface/lib/protocol.json').domains;
/**
* launch Chrome
*/
async function launchChrome(runnerOptions) {
let runner;
if (process.env.SHOW_CHROME) {
runner = await launchWithoutNoise(runnerOptions);
} else {
runner = await launchWithHeadless(runnerOptions);
}
return runner;
}
/**
* chrome remote interface protocols data, enable should enable protocols before usechrome-remote-interface
Chrome Debugging Protocol interface
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80 / 100Popular chrome-remote-interface functions
- chrome-remote-interface
- chrome-remote-interface.Activate
- chrome-remote-interface.Close
- chrome-remote-interface.closeTab
- chrome-remote-interface.createClient
- chrome-remote-interface.List
- chrome-remote-interface.listTabs
- chrome-remote-interface.New
- chrome-remote-interface.Protocol
- chrome-remote-interface.Version
- chrome-remote-interface/lib/protocol.json.domains
- chrome-remote-interface/lib/protocol.json.domains.forEach