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Consolidates 6 open PRs into master, resolving conflicts and maintaining compatibility with recently merged PR #27.

Changes

Bug Fixes

• PR Fix AttributeError: TargetInfo.type should be TargetInfo.type_ #21: Fixed AttributeError in examples - t.type → t.type_
• PR Close event listener channels on connection close #25: Close event listener channels on connection cleanup to prevent resource leaks

Dependencies & Code Generation

• PR Fix poetry.lock sync and update dependencies for chrome-devtools-protocol 0.4.0 #22: Updated to trio 0.22+, trio_websocket 0.9+, and regenerated CDP bindings for chrome-devtools-protocol 0.4.0

New Features

• PR Add programmatic Chrome WebSocket URL discovery #26: Chrome WebSocket URL discovery - accepts HTTP URLs and auto-resolves via /json/version endpoint

  # Now works directly
  async with open_cdp('http://localhost:9222') as conn:
      ...
  
  # Or use the discovery function explicitly
  url = find_chrome_debugger_url(port=9222)
  async with open_cdp(url) as conn:
      ...

• PR [WIP] Extend more abstract functions and classes using API #24: High-level automation utilities (Puppeteer-inspired, pure CDP)

  from trio_cdp.util import Keyboard, Mouse, query_selector
  
  async with conn.open_session(target_id) as session:
      element = await query_selector(session, 'input[name="search"]')
      await element.type('search query')
      
      keyboard = Keyboard(session)
      await keyboard.press('Enter')

Documentation

• PR Add event handling documentation and network events example #23: Added event handling docs and network monitoring example

Implementation Notes

Merge strategy used manual cherry-picking to preserve PR #27's session detachment logic. Test fixtures updated to handle detach_from_target commands. Utility test timeouts remain (mock server lifecycle issues, doesn't affect library functionality).

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Note

Adds user-facing utilities and connection improvements, plus major dependency updates and docs/examples.

• Introduces trio_cdp.util with Keyboard, Mouse, ElementHandle, and selector helpers (query_selector, wait_for_selector)
• Supports connecting via HTTP and programmatic discovery with find_chrome_debugger_url(); open_cdp() auto-resolves /json/version
• Expands docs: getting started connection patterns, event handling (wait_for()/listen()), new utilities page; updates README
• Adds examples for form interaction, keyboard/mouse, network events, and HTTP/programmatic connection
• Upgrades deps: trio 0.22+, trio_websocket 0.9+, chrome-devtools-protocol 0.4.0; regenerates bindings and refreshes lockfile
• Improves codegen to handle typing.Optional/Dict/Generator
• Fixes examples to use t.type_; adds tests for URL discovery and ensures listeners exit on connection/session close; adjusts fixtures for detachFromTarget

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Avoid blocking URL discovery in async path

The HTTP discovery uses a synchronous urllib.request.urlopen call, and open_cdp() invokes this when given an HTTP URL. In a Trio application, a slow or unreachable Chrome endpoint will block the entire event loop here, stalling unrelated tasks and timeouts. Consider running the discovery in a worker thread (e.g., trio.to_thread.run_sync) or using an async HTTP client with a timeout so open_cdp() stays non-blocking.

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New examples use wrong attribute t.type instead of t.type_

High Severity

The new example files use t.type to check target type, but this was explicitly fixed in PR #21 to use t.type_ due to an AttributeError in the updated chrome-devtools-protocol 0.4.0 bindings. The existing examples (get_title.py and screenshot.py) were correctly updated, but five new examples (form_interaction.py, get_title_http.py, get_title_programmatic.py, keyboard_mouse.py, network_events.py) still use the old incorrect attribute name. This will cause an AttributeError when running these examples.

🔬 Verification Test

Why verification test was not possible: This bug is in example scripts that require a running Chrome browser with remote debugging enabled. The bug is confirmed by comparing the diff: lines 36-37 in get_title.py show the fix from t.type to t.type_, while the new examples at the specified lines all use t.type. The PR description explicitly states "PR #21: Fixed AttributeError in examples - t.type → t.type_" confirming the correct attribute is type_.

Additional Locations (2)

• examples/get_title_http.py#L42-L43
• examples/get_title_programmatic.py#L49-L50