DOMClient Methods

Collects class names for the node with given id and all of it's child nodes.

Creates a deep copy of the specified node and places it into the target container before the given anchor.

Describes node given its id, does not require domain to be enabled. Does not start tracking any objects, can be used for automation.

Disables DOM agent for the given page.

Discards search results from the session with the given id. `getSearchResults` should no longer be called for that search.

Enables DOM agent for the given page.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Focuses the given element.

Returns attributes for the specified node.

Returns boxes for the given node.

Returns the container of the given node based on container query conditions. If containerName is given, it will find the nearest container with a matching name; otherwise it will find the nearest container regardless of its container name.

Returns quads that describe node position on the page. This method might return multiple quads for inline nodes.

Returns the root DOM node (and optionally the subtree) to the caller.

Returns file information for the given File wrapper.

Returns iframe node that owns iframe with the given domain.

Serves as the default hash function.

Returns node id at given location. Depending on whether DOM domain is enabled, nodeId is either returned or not.

Finds nodes with a given computed style in a subtree.

Gets stack traces associated with a Node. As of now, only provides stack trace for Node creation.

Returns node's HTML markup.

Returns the descendants of a container query container that have container queries against this container.

Returns the id of the nearest ancestor that is a relayout boundary.

Returns search results from given `fromIndex` to given `toIndex` from the search with the given identifier.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Hides any highlight.

Highlights DOM node.

Highlights given rectangle.

Marks last undoable state.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Moves node into the new container, places it before the given anchor.

Searches for a given string in the DOM tree. Use `getSearchResults` to access search results or `cancelSearch` to end this search session.

Requests that the node is sent to the caller given its path. // FIXME, use XPath

Requests that a batch of nodes is sent to the caller given their backend node ids.

Executes `querySelectorAll` on a given node.

Executes `querySelector` on a given node.

Re-does the last undone action.

Removes attribute with given name from an element with given id.

Removes node with given id.

Requests that children of the node with given id are returned to the caller in form of `setChildNodes` events where not only immediate children are retrieved, but all children down to the specified depth.

Requests that the node is sent to the caller given the JavaScript node object reference. All nodes that form the path from the node to the root are also sent to the client as a series of `setChildNodes` notifications.

Resolves the JavaScript node object for a given NodeId or BackendNodeId.

Scrolls the specified rect of the given node into view if not already visible. Note: exactly one between nodeId, backendNodeId and objectId should be passed to identify the node.

Sets attributes on element with given id. This method is useful when user edits some existing attribute value and types in several attribute name/value pairs.

Sets attribute for an element with given id.

Sets files for the given file input element.

Enables console to refer to the node with given id via $x (see Command Line API for more details $x functions).

Sets node name for a node with given id.

Sets if stack traces should be captured for Nodes. See `Node.getNodeStackTraces`. Default is disabled.

Sets node value for a node with given id.

Sets node HTML markup, returns new node id.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Undoes the last performed action.