The scrollClient function is an asynchronous function that scrolls a webpage to a specific position based on a given CSS selector, or to the top or bottom of the page if no selector is provided. It uses various functions such as selectDom and evaluateDom to dynamically import and evaluate code on the client-side to achieve the desired scroll position.
The getAllUntil function is an asynchronous function that retrieves and filters data from the DOM using Selenium WebDriver, allowing for conditional scrolling and optional filtering. It recursively retrieves data, filters it based on a callback function, and returns the collected data when no more data is found or the scrolling condition is met.
The clickSpa function simulates a click on an element with a specific profile URL by appending an a element to the page and executing a command to click on it, waiting for 1 second before resolving.
The clickSpa function simulates a click on an element with a specific profile URL by creating an a element and setting up an event listener to remove it after a delay. The function waits for 1 second before resolving the promise, and catches any errors that occur during execution.
This code defines a verifyHuman function that is intended to verify whether a user is a human, but its purpose and functionality are unclear. The function optionally imports the selenium client module and exports a module, but lacks error handling and a clear verification mechanism.
The testVerify function is an asynchronous function that checks if a provided page parameter is falsy, sets it to a default value if so, navigates to the specified page using a Selenium driver, and calls the verifyHuman function to verify a user is human. The testVerify function is then exported as a module, making it available for use in other JavaScript files.