aurom

aurom is a command-line tool designed to automate Chrome browser interactions, specifically tasks that typically require user input or manual completion of challenges.

Getting started

Building from source

To build aurom from source, you need Rust 1.80.0 or later. Clone the repository and use cargo to build and install it:

cargo install --path .

To verify a successful installation, simply run:

aurom -h

How to use

Basic usage

aurom requires either the -n flag or the -c flag with a WebSocket URL provided when starting a Chrome browser and specifying the --remote-debugging-port flag:

$ aurom -n

or

$ aurom -c ws://127.0.0.1:9222/devtools/browser/b5fb02d9-b2a9-4a3f-83db-c63e7c68c300

Warning

You can not use -n and -c at the same time.

You can specify the -u flag to set the URL of the target tab:

$ aurom -n -u https://example.com/

Advanced usage

For a more advanced usage of aurom, please refer to aurom --help.