Are you using an SPA framework or not?

I used to use NightmareJs + MeteorJs, but I'm looking for c# solution. Something faster than Selenium+Chrome.

@ziomyslaw you can use https://electronjs.org/spectron

For .NET Support write a Spectron.NET solution for Electron.NET :)

I think what he means is similar to this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28920621/how-to-call-a-javascript-function-on-a-web-page-rendered-by-electron

What is the equivalent to the following solution in Electron.NET?

app.on('ready', function() {

  ...

  mainWindow.webContents.on('did-finish-load', function() {
    mainWindow.webContents.executeJavaScript("alert('Hello There!');");
  });

  ...

});

Is there any solution to this? Being able to execute javascript and to convert the resulting javascript object into a C# object would be very useful.

@LittleEndu yes, that works with the ElectronHost Hook feature. Take a look at the example of the WebApp here. There is a sample code deposited. In the example application you can also get a step by step guide.

I managed to inject the "electron-chromedriver" npm package into the build command of ElectronNET. It was simply by adding another line after npm install at line 123 in BuildCommand.cs:

            ProcessHelper.CmdExecute("npm install electron-chromedriver", tempPath);

Of course, this could also be achieved by editing the packages.json file.

Using this modified build command, I built the whole ElectronNet project. Then created a small .NET test project with ChromeDriver that uses the "BinaryLocation" property at driver creation. With this setup, I can control and test the ElectronNET application.

I am trying to execute some JS code as well, but so far I have not found any solution. I am in need of the executeJavaScript(string) function.

i used LoadURL to exec javascript .

            browserWindow.WebContents.OnDidFinishLoad += () =>
            {
                browserWindow.LoadURL("javascript:alert('111')");
            };