Function overview
Function Overview
API functionality can assist you in programmatically performing essential tasks such as quickly creating, starting, and closing browser profiles. Additionally, it enables browser automation with the supported automation frameworks like Selenium and Puppeteer that utilised WebDriver.
Usage Instructions
- Get MoreLogin API interface;
- Open MoreLogin to ensure you are logged in;
- "Browser profile" -> "API" View the API interface success status
- If you need to use the WebDriver mode, please make sure to enable the "Debug Port" switch in the "Settings" - "Local Settings" menu.
- MoreLogin API Interface List
Module | Interface function | Request mode |
Browser profile management | Start browser profile | HTTP POST |
| Detect browser profile status | HTTP POST |
| close browser profile | HTTP POST |
| Quickly create browser profile | HTTP POST |
| Modifying browser profile information | HTTP POST |
| delete browser profile | HTTP POST |
| Get profile list | HTTP GET |
Group management | New Group | HTTP POST |
| Edit Group | HTTP POST |
| Delete Group | HTTP POST |
| Get group list | HTTP GET |
Proxy management | New proxy | HTTP POST |
| Edit proxy | HTTP POST |
| delete proxy | HTTP POST |
| Get roxy list | HTTP GET |
Notice
- The interface has a request limit, with a maximum of 60 requests per minute for each interface
- API adopts HTTP mode connection, which updated continuously
- The browser profile started by the API needs to call the "detect browser profile status" interface for detection. Skipping this step may result in unexpected network issues. If you encounter issues with your automation code, it is recommended to first check the browser profile status and ensure it is functioning properly before running the browser automation code. You can refer to our practical examples for more details.
- When users encounter the issue of mismatched Chrome driver versions while using Selenium, here's how to handle it:
When you encounter the aforementioned problem, it means that the current browser kernel is not compatible with the installed Chrome driver version. You need to upgrade Selenium and delete the previously downloaded Chrome driver.
1.Open the command prompt and enter the following command: "pip install -U selenium." After running the command, check the Selenium version to ensure that it is version 4.10.0 or higher.
2.Add the following code to your automation script:
import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
logger = logging.getLogger("selenium")
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
After running the code, locate the line in the output logs that says "Using driver at:". The file path that follows is the path to the incorrect version of the driver. Open the file manager and delete that file.
