# Table of Contents

### ApplicationCache

Type

- ApplicationCache.ApplicationCacheResource: Detailed application cache resource information.
- ApplicationCache.ApplicationCache: Detailed application cache information.
- ApplicationCache.FrameWithManifest: Frame identifier - manifest URL pair.

Command

- ApplicationCache.getFramesWithManifests: Returns array of frame identifiers with manifest urls for each frame containing a document associated with some application cache.
- ApplicationCache.enable: Enables application cache domain notifications.
- ApplicationCache.getManifestForFrame: Returns manifest URL for document in the given frame.
- ApplicationCache.getApplicationCacheForFrame: Returns relevant application cache data for the document in given frame.

Event

- ApplicationCache.applicationCacheStatusUpdated
- ApplicationCache.networkStateUpdated

### CSS

Type

- CSS.StyleSheetId
- CSS.CSSStyleId: This object identifies a CSS style in a unique way.
- CSS.StyleSheetOrigin: Stylesheet type: "user" for user stylesheets, "user-agent" for user-agent stylesheets, "inspector" for stylesheets created by the inspector (i.e. those holding the "via inspector" rules), "regular" for regular stylesheets.
- CSS.CSSRuleId: This object identifies a CSS rule in a unique way.
- CSS.PseudoIdMatches: CSS rule collection for a single pseudo style.
- CSS.InheritedStyleEntry: CSS rule collection for a single pseudo style.
- CSS.RuleMatch: Match data for a CSS rule.
- CSS.SelectorList: Selector list data.
- CSS.CSSStyleAttribute: CSS style information for a DOM style attribute.
- CSS.CSSStyleSheetHeader: CSS stylesheet metainformation.
- CSS.CSSStyleSheetBody: CSS stylesheet contents.
- CSS.CSSRule: CSS rule representation.
- CSS.SourceRange: Text range within a resource. All numbers are zero-based.
- CSS.ShorthandEntry
- CSS.CSSPropertyInfo
- CSS.CSSComputedStyleProperty
- CSS.CSSStyle: CSS style representation.
- CSS.CSSProperty: CSS property declaration data.
- CSS.CSSMedia: CSS media query descriptor.
- CSS.SelectorProfileEntry: CSS selector profile entry.
- CSS.SelectorProfile
- CSS.Region: This object represents a region that flows from a Named Flow.
- CSS.NamedFlow: This object represents a Named Flow.
- CSS.PlatformFontUsage: Information about amount of glyphs that were rendered with given font.

Command

- CSS.enable: Enables the CSS agent for the given page. Clients should not assume that the CSS agent has been enabled until the result of this command is received.
- CSS.disable: Disables the CSS agent for the given page.
- CSS.getMatchedStylesForNode: Returns requested styles for a DOM node identified by nodeId.
- CSS.getInlineStylesForNode: Returns the styles defined inline (explicitly in the "style" attribute and implicitly, using DOM attributes) for a DOM node identified by nodeId.
- CSS.getComputedStyleForNode: Returns the computed style for a DOM node identified by nodeId.
- CSS.getPlatformFontsForNode: Requests information about platform fonts which we used to render child TextNodes in the given node.
- CSS.getAllStyleSheets: Returns metainfo entries for all known stylesheets.
- CSS.getStyleSheet: Returns stylesheet data for the specified styleSheetId.
- CSS.getStyleSheetText: Returns the current textual content and the URL for a stylesheet.
- CSS.setStyleSheetText: Sets the new stylesheet text, thereby invalidating all existing CSSStyleId's and CSSRuleId's contained by this stylesheet.
- CSS.setStyleText: Updates the CSSStyleDeclaration text.
- CSS.setPropertyText: Sets the new text for a property in the respective style, at offset propertyIndex. If overwrite is true, a property at the given offset is overwritten, otherwise inserted. text entirely replaces the property name: value.
- CSS.toggleProperty: Toggles the property in the respective style, at offset propertyIndex. The disable parameter denotes whether the property should be disabled (i.e. removed from the style declaration). If disable == false, the property gets put back into its original place in the style declaration.
- CSS.setRuleSelector: Modifies the rule selector.
- CSS.addRule: Creates a new empty rule with the given selector in a special "inspector" stylesheet in the owner document of the context node.
- CSS.getSupportedCSSProperties: Returns all supported CSS property names.
- CSS.forcePseudoState: Ensures that the given node will have specified pseudo-classes whenever its style is computed by the browser.
- CSS.getNamedFlowCollection: Returns the Named Flows from the document.

Event

- CSS.mediaQueryResultChanged: Fires whenever a MediaQuery result changes (for example, after a browser window has been resized.) The current implementation considers only viewport-dependent media features.
- CSS.styleSheetChanged: Fired whenever a stylesheet is changed as a result of the client operation.
- CSS.styleSheetAdded: Fired whenever an active document stylesheet is added.
- CSS.styleSheetRemoved: Fired whenever an active document stylesheet is removed.
- CSS.namedFlowCreated: Fires when a Named Flow is created.
- CSS.namedFlowRemoved: Fires when a Named Flow is removed: has no associated content nodes and regions.
- CSS.regionLayoutUpdated: Fires when a Named Flow's layout may have changed.
- CSS.regionOversetChanged: Fires if any of the regionOverset values changed in a Named Flow's region chain.

### Canvas

Type

- Canvas.ResourceId: Unique resource identifier.
- Canvas.ResourceStateDescriptor: Resource state descriptor.
- Canvas.ResourceState: Resource state.
- Canvas.CallArgument
- Canvas.Call
- Canvas.TraceLogId: Unique trace log identifier.
- Canvas.TraceLog

Command

- Canvas.enable: Enables Canvas inspection.
- Canvas.disable: Disables Canvas inspection.
- Canvas.dropTraceLog
- Canvas.hasUninstrumentedCanvases: Checks if there is any uninstrumented canvas in the inspected page.
- Canvas.captureFrame: Starts (or continues) a canvas frame capturing which will be stopped automatically after the next frame is prepared.
- Canvas.startCapturing: Starts (or continues) consecutive canvas frames capturing. The capturing is stopped by the corresponding stopCapturing command.
- Canvas.stopCapturing
- Canvas.getTraceLog
- Canvas.replayTraceLog
- Canvas.getResourceState
- Canvas.evaluateTraceLogCallArgument: Evaluates a given trace call argument or its result.

Event

- Canvas.contextCreated: Fired when a canvas context has been created in the given frame. The context may not be instrumented (see hasUninstrumentedCanvases command).
- Canvas.traceLogsRemoved: Fired when a set of trace logs were removed from the backend. If no parameters are given, all trace logs were removed.

### Console

Type

- Console.Timestamp: Number of seconds since epoch.
- Console.ConsoleMessage: Console message.
- Console.CallFrame: Stack entry for console errors and assertions.
- Console.StackTrace: Call frames for assertions or error messages.

Command

- Console.enable: Enables console domain, sends the messages collected so far to the client by means of the messageAdded notification.
- Console.disable: Disables console domain, prevents further console messages from being reported to the client.
- Console.clearMessages: Clears console messages collected in the browser.
- Console.setMonitoringXHREnabled: Toggles monitoring of XMLHttpRequest. If true, console will receive messages upon each XHR issued.
- Console.addInspectedNode: Enables console to refer to the node with given id via $x (see Command Line API for more details $x functions).
- Console.addInspectedHeapObject

Event

- Console.messageAdded: Issued when new console message is added.
- Console.messageRepeatCountUpdated: Issued when subsequent message(s) are equal to the previous one(s).
- Console.messagesCleared: Issued when console is cleared. This happens either upon clearMessages command or after page navigation.

### DOM

Type

- DOM.NodeId: Unique DOM node identifier.
- DOM.BackendNodeId: Unique DOM node identifier used to reference a node that may not have been pushed to the front-end.
- DOM.PseudoType: Pseudo element type.
- DOM.Node: DOM interaction is implemented in terms of mirror objects that represent the actual DOM nodes. DOMNode is a base node mirror type.
- DOM.EventListener: DOM interaction is implemented in terms of mirror objects that represent the actual DOM nodes. DOMNode is a base node mirror type.
- DOM.RGBA: A structure holding an RGBA color.
- DOM.Quad: An array of quad vertices, x immediately followed by y for each point, points clock-wise.
- DOM.BoxModel: Box model.
- DOM.Rect: Rectangle.
- DOM.HighlightConfig: Configuration data for the highlighting of page elements.

Command

- DOM.enable: Enables DOM agent for the given page.
- DOM.disable: Disables DOM agent for the given page.
- DOM.getDocument: Returns the root DOM node to the caller.
- DOM.requestChildNodes: Requests that children of the node with given id are returned to the caller in form of setChildNodes events where not only immediate children are retrieved, but all children down to the specified depth.
- DOM.querySelector: Executes querySelector on a given node.
- DOM.querySelectorAll: Executes querySelectorAll on a given node.
- DOM.setNodeName: Sets node name for a node with given id.
- DOM.setNodeValue: Sets node value for a node with given id.
- DOM.removeNode: Removes node with given id.
- DOM.setAttributeValue: Sets attribute for an element with given id.
- DOM.setAttributesAsText: Sets attributes on element with given id. This method is useful when user edits some existing attribute value and types in several attribute name/value pairs.
- DOM.removeAttribute: Removes attribute with given name from an element with given id.
- DOM.getEventListenersForNode: Returns event listeners relevant to the node.
- DOM.getOuterHTML: Returns node's HTML markup.
- DOM.setOuterHTML: Sets node HTML markup, returns new node id.
- DOM.performSearch: Searches for a given string in the DOM tree. Use getSearchResults to access search results or cancelSearch to end this search session.
- DOM.getSearchResults: Returns search results from given fromIndex to given toIndex from the sarch with the given identifier.
- DOM.discardSearchResults: Discards search results from the session with the given id. getSearchResults should no longer be called for that search.
- DOM.requestNode: Requests that the node is sent to the caller given the JavaScript node object reference. All nodes that form the path from the node to the root are also sent to the client as a series of setChildNodes notifications.
- DOM.setInspectModeEnabled: Enters the 'inspect' mode. In this mode, elements that user is hovering over are highlighted. Backend then generates 'inspectNodeRequested' event upon element selection.
- DOM.highlightRect: Highlights given rectangle. Coordinates are absolute with respect to the main frame viewport.
- DOM.highlightQuad: Highlights given quad. Coordinates are absolute with respect to the main frame viewport.
- DOM.highlightNode: Highlights DOM node with given id or with the given JavaScript object wrapper. Either nodeId or objectId must be specified.
- DOM.hideHighlight: Hides DOM node highlight.
- DOM.highlightFrame: Highlights owner element of the frame with given id.
- DOM.pushNodeByPathToFrontend: Requests that the node is sent to the caller given its path. // FIXME, use XPath
- DOM.pushNodeByBackendIdToFrontend: Requests that the node is sent to the caller given its backend node id.
- DOM.releaseBackendNodeIds: Requests that group of BackendNodeIds is released.
- DOM.resolveNode: Resolves JavaScript node object for given node id.
- DOM.getAttributes: Returns attributes for the specified node.
- DOM.moveTo: Moves node into the new container, places it before the given anchor.
- DOM.undo: Undoes the last performed action.
- DOM.redo: Re-does the last undone action.
- DOM.markUndoableState: Marks last undoable state.
- DOM.focus: Focuses the given element.
- DOM.setFileInputFiles: Sets files for the given file input element.
- DOM.getBoxModel: Returns boxes for the currently selected nodes.
- DOM.getNodeForLocation: Returns node id at given location.

Event

- DOM.documentUpdated: Fired when Document has been totally updated. Node ids are no longer valid.
- DOM.inspectNodeRequested: Fired when the node should be inspected. This happens after call to setInspectModeEnabled.
- DOM.setChildNodes: Fired when backend wants to provide client with the missing DOM structure. This happens upon most of the calls requesting node ids.
- DOM.attributeModified: Fired when Element's attribute is modified.
- DOM.attributeRemoved: Fired when Element's attribute is removed.
- DOM.inlineStyleInvalidated: Fired when Element's inline style is modified via a CSS property modification.
- DOM.characterDataModified: Mirrors DOMCharacterDataModified event.
- DOM.childNodeCountUpdated: Fired when Container's child node count has changed.
- DOM.childNodeInserted: Mirrors DOMNodeInserted event.
- DOM.childNodeRemoved: Mirrors DOMNodeRemoved event.
- DOM.shadowRootPushed: Called when shadow root is pushed into the element.
- DOM.shadowRootPopped: Called when shadow root is popped from the element.
- DOM.pseudoElementAdded: Called when a pseudo element is added to an element.
- DOM.pseudoElementRemoved: Called when a pseudo element is removed from an element.

### DOMDebugger

Type

- DOMDebugger.DOMBreakpointType: DOM breakpoint type.

Command

- DOMDebugger.setDOMBreakpoint: Sets breakpoint on particular operation with DOM.
- DOMDebugger.removeDOMBreakpoint: Removes DOM breakpoint that was set using setDOMBreakpoint.
- DOMDebugger.setEventListenerBreakpoint: Sets breakpoint on particular DOM event.
- DOMDebugger.removeEventListenerBreakpoint: Removes breakpoint on particular DOM event.
- DOMDebugger.setInstrumentationBreakpoint: Sets breakpoint on particular native event.
- DOMDebugger.removeInstrumentationBreakpoint: Removes breakpoint on particular native event.
- DOMDebugger.setXHRBreakpoint: Sets breakpoint on XMLHttpRequest.
- DOMDebugger.removeXHRBreakpoint: Removes breakpoint from XMLHttpRequest.

### DOMStorage

Type

- DOMStorage.StorageId: DOM Storage identifier.
- DOMStorage.Item: DOM Storage item.

Command

- DOMStorage.enable: Enables storage tracking, storage events will now be delivered to the client.
- DOMStorage.disable: Disables storage tracking, prevents storage events from being sent to the client.
- DOMStorage.getDOMStorageItems
- DOMStorage.setDOMStorageItem
- DOMStorage.removeDOMStorageItem

Event

- DOMStorage.domStorageItemsCleared
- DOMStorage.domStorageItemRemoved
- DOMStorage.domStorageItemAdded
- DOMStorage.domStorageItemUpdated

### Database

Type

- Database.DatabaseId: Unique identifier of Database object.
- Database.Database: Database object.
- Database.Error: Database error.

Command

- Database.enable: Enables database tracking, database events will now be delivered to the client.
- Database.disable: Disables database tracking, prevents database events from being sent to the client.
- Database.getDatabaseTableNames
- Database.executeSQL

Event

- Database.addDatabase

### Debugger

Type

- Debugger.BreakpointId: Breakpoint identifier.
- Debugger.ScriptId: Unique script identifier.
- Debugger.CallFrameId: Call frame identifier.
- Debugger.Location: Location in the source code.
- Debugger.FunctionDetails: Information about the function.
- Debugger.CallFrame: JavaScript call frame. Array of call frames form the call stack.
- Debugger.Scope: Scope description.
- Debugger.SetScriptSourceError: Error data for setScriptSource command. compileError is a case type for uncompilable script source error.

Command

- Debugger.enable: Enables debugger for the given page. Clients should not assume that the debugging has been enabled until the result for this command is received.
- Debugger.disable: Disables debugger for given page.
- Debugger.setBreakpointsActive: Activates / deactivates all breakpoints on the page.
- Debugger.setSkipAllPauses: Makes page not interrupt on any pauses (breakpoint, exception, dom exception etc).
- Debugger.setBreakpointByUrl: Sets JavaScript breakpoint at given location specified either by URL or URL regex. Once this command is issued, all existing parsed scripts will have breakpoints resolved and returned in locations property. Further matching script parsing will result in subsequent breakpointResolved events issued. This logical breakpoint will survive page reloads.
- Debugger.setBreakpoint: Sets JavaScript breakpoint at a given location.
- Debugger.removeBreakpoint: Removes JavaScript breakpoint.
- Debugger.continueToLocation: Continues execution until specific location is reached.
- Debugger.stepOver: Steps over the statement.
- Debugger.stepInto: Steps into the function call.
- Debugger.stepOut: Steps out of the function call.
- Debugger.pause: Stops on the next JavaScript statement.
- Debugger.resume: Resumes JavaScript execution.
- Debugger.searchInContent: Searches for given string in script content.
- Debugger.canSetScriptSource: Always returns true.
- Debugger.setScriptSource: Edits JavaScript source live.
- Debugger.restartFrame: Restarts particular call frame from the beginning.
- Debugger.getScriptSource: Returns source for the script with given id.
- Debugger.getFunctionDetails: Returns detailed informtation on given function.
- Debugger.setPauseOnExceptions: Defines pause on exceptions state. Can be set to stop on all exceptions, uncaught exceptions or no exceptions. Initial pause on exceptions state is none.
- Debugger.evaluateOnCallFrame: Evaluates expression on a given call frame.
- Debugger.compileScript: Compiles expression.
- Debugger.runScript: Runs script with given id in a given context.
- Debugger.setOverlayMessage: Sets overlay message.
- Debugger.setVariableValue: Changes value of variable in a callframe or a closure. Either callframe or function must be specified. Object-based scopes are not supported and must be mutated manually.
- Debugger.getStepInPositions: Lists all positions where step-in is possible for a current statement in a specified call frame
- Debugger.getBacktrace: Returns call stack including variables changed since VM was paused. VM must be paused.
- Debugger.skipStackFrames: Makes backend skip steps in the sources with names matching given pattern. VM will try leave blacklisted scripts by performing 'step in' several times, finally resorting to 'step out' if unsuccessful.

Event

- Debugger.globalObjectCleared: Called when global has been cleared and debugger client should reset its state. Happens upon navigation or reload.
- Debugger.scriptParsed: Fired when virtual machine parses script. This event is also fired for all known and uncollected scripts upon enabling debugger.
- Debugger.scriptFailedToParse: Fired when virtual machine fails to parse the script.
- Debugger.breakpointResolved: Fired when breakpoint is resolved to an actual script and location.
- Debugger.paused: Fired when the virtual machine stopped on breakpoint or exception or any other stop criteria.
- Debugger.resumed: Fired when the virtual machine resumed execution.

### FileSystem

Type

- FileSystem.Entry: Represents a browser side file or directory.
- FileSystem.Metadata: Represents metadata of a file or entry.

Command

- FileSystem.enable: Enables events from backend.
- FileSystem.disable: Disables events from backend.
- FileSystem.requestFileSystemRoot: Returns root directory of the FileSystem, if exists.
- FileSystem.requestDirectoryContent: Returns content of the directory.
- FileSystem.requestMetadata: Returns metadata of the entry.
- FileSystem.requestFileContent: Returns content of the file. Result should be sliced into [start, end).
- FileSystem.deleteEntry: Deletes specified entry. If the entry is a directory, the agent deletes children recursively.

### HeapProfiler

Type

- HeapProfiler.ProfileHeader: Profile header.
- HeapProfiler.HeapSnapshotObjectId: Heap snashot object id.

Command

- HeapProfiler.getProfileHeaders
- HeapProfiler.startTrackingHeapObjects
- HeapProfiler.stopTrackingHeapObjects
- HeapProfiler.getHeapSnapshot
- HeapProfiler.removeProfile
- HeapProfiler.clearProfiles
- HeapProfiler.takeHeapSnapshot
- HeapProfiler.collectGarbage
- HeapProfiler.getObjectByHeapObjectId
- HeapProfiler.getHeapObjectId

Event

- HeapProfiler.addProfileHeader
- HeapProfiler.addHeapSnapshotChunk
- HeapProfiler.finishHeapSnapshot
- HeapProfiler.resetProfiles
- HeapProfiler.reportHeapSnapshotProgress
- HeapProfiler.lastSeenObjectId: If heap objects tracking has been started then backend regulary sends a current value for last seen object id and corresponding timestamp. If the were changes in the heap since last event then one or more heapStatsUpdate events will be sent before a new lastSeenObjectId event.
- HeapProfiler.heapStatsUpdate: If heap objects tracking has been started then backend may send update for one or more fragments

### IndexedDB

Type

- IndexedDB.DatabaseWithObjectStores: Database with an array of object stores.
- IndexedDB.ObjectStore: Object store.
- IndexedDB.ObjectStoreIndex: Object store index.
- IndexedDB.Key: Key.
- IndexedDB.KeyRange: Key range.
- IndexedDB.DataEntry: Data entry.
- IndexedDB.KeyPath: Key path.

Command

- IndexedDB.enable: Enables events from backend.
- IndexedDB.disable: Disables events from backend.
- IndexedDB.requestDatabaseNames: Requests database names for given security origin.
- IndexedDB.requestDatabase: Requests database with given name in given frame.
- IndexedDB.requestData: Requests data from object store or index.
- IndexedDB.clearObjectStore: Clears all entries from an object store.

### Input

Type

- Input.TouchPoint

Command

- Input.dispatchKeyEvent: Dispatches a key event to the page.
- Input.dispatchMouseEvent: Dispatches a mouse event to the page.
- Input.dispatchTouchEvent: Dispatches a touch event to the page.
- Input.dispatchGestureEvent: Dispatches a gesture event to the page.

### Inspector

Command

- Inspector.enable: Enables inspector domain notifications.
- Inspector.disable: Disables inspector domain notifications.
- Inspector.reset: Resets all domains.

Event

- Inspector.evaluateForTestInFrontend
- Inspector.inspect
- Inspector.detached: Fired when remote debugging connection is about to be terminated. Contains detach reason.
- Inspector.targetCrashed: Fired when debugging target has crashed

### LayerTree

Type

- LayerTree.LayerId: Unique RenderLayer identifier.
- LayerTree.Layer: Information about a compositing layer.

Command

- LayerTree.enable: Enables compositing tree inspection.
- LayerTree.disable: Disables compositing tree inspection.
- LayerTree.getLayers: Returns the layer tree structure of the current page.
- LayerTree.compositingReasons: Provides the reasons why the given layer was composited.

Event

- LayerTree.layerTreeDidChange

### Memory

Type

- Memory.MemoryBlock
- Memory.HeapSnapshotChunk

Command

- Memory.getDOMCounters

Event

- Memory.addNativeSnapshotChunk

### Network

Type

- Network.LoaderId: Unique loader identifier.
- Network.RequestId: Unique request identifier.
- Network.Timestamp: Number of seconds since epoch.
- Network.Headers: Request / response headers as keys / values of JSON object.
- Network.ResourceTiming: Timing information for the request.
- Network.Request: HTTP request data.
- Network.Response: HTTP response data.
- Network.WebSocketRequest: WebSocket request data.
- Network.WebSocketResponse: WebSocket response data.
- Network.WebSocketFrame: WebSocket frame data.
- Network.CachedResource: Information about the cached resource.
- Network.Initiator: Information about the request initiator.

Command

- Network.enable: Enables network tracking, network events will now be delivered to the client.
- Network.disable: Disables network tracking, prevents network events from being sent to the client.
- Network.setUserAgentOverride: Allows overriding user agent with the given string.
- Network.setExtraHTTPHeaders: Specifies whether to always send extra HTTP headers with the requests from this page.
- Network.getResponseBody: Returns content served for the given request.
- Network.replayXHR: This method sends a new XMLHttpRequest which is identical to the original one. The following parameters should be identical: method, url, async, request body, extra headers, withCredentials attribute, user, password.
- Network.canClearBrowserCache: Tells whether clearing browser cache is supported.
- Network.clearBrowserCache: Clears browser cache.
- Network.canClearBrowserCookies: Tells whether clearing browser cookies is supported.
- Network.clearBrowserCookies: Clears browser cookies.
- Network.setCacheDisabled: Toggles ignoring cache for each request. If true, cache will not be used.
- Network.loadResourceForFrontend: Loads a resource in the context of a frame on the inspected page without cross origin checks.

Event

- Network.requestWillBeSent: Fired when page is about to send HTTP request.
- Network.requestServedFromCache: Fired if request ended up loading from cache.
- Network.responseReceived: Fired when HTTP response is available.
- Network.dataReceived: Fired when data chunk was received over the network.
- Network.loadingFinished: Fired when HTTP request has finished loading.
- Network.loadingFailed: Fired when HTTP request has failed to load.
- Network.webSocketWillSendHandshakeRequest: Fired when WebSocket is about to initiate handshake.
- Network.webSocketHandshakeResponseReceived: Fired when WebSocket handshake response becomes available.
- Network.webSocketCreated: Fired upon WebSocket creation.
- Network.webSocketClosed: Fired when WebSocket is closed.
- Network.webSocketFrameReceived: Fired when WebSocket frame is received.
- Network.webSocketFrameError: Fired when WebSocket frame error occurs.
- Network.webSocketFrameSent: Fired when WebSocket frame is sent.

### Page

Type

- Page.ResourceType: Resource type as it was perceived by the rendering engine.
- Page.FrameId: Unique frame identifier.
- Page.Frame: Information about the Frame on the page.
- Page.FrameResourceTree: Information about the Frame hierarchy along with their cached resources.
- Page.SearchMatch: Search match for resource.
- Page.SearchResult: Search result for resource.
- Page.Cookie: Cookie object
- Page.ScriptIdentifier: Unique script identifier.
- Page.NavigationEntry: Navigation history entry.

Command

- Page.enable: Enables page domain notifications.
- Page.disable: Disables page domain notifications.
- Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnLoad
- Page.removeScriptToEvaluateOnLoad
- Page.reload: Reloads given page optionally ignoring the cache.
- Page.navigate: Navigates current page to the given URL.
- Page.getNavigationHistory: Returns navigation history for the current page.
- Page.navigateToHistoryEntry: Navigates current page to the given history entry.
- Page.getCookies: Returns all browser cookies. Depending on the backend support, will either return detailed cookie information in the cookie field or string cookie representation using cookieString.
- Page.deleteCookie: Deletes browser cookie with given name, domain and path.
- Page.getResourceTree: Returns present frame / resource tree structure.
- Page.getResourceContent: Returns content of the given resource.
- Page.searchInResource: Searches for given string in resource content.
- Page.searchInResources: Searches for given string in frame / resource tree structure.
- Page.setDocumentContent: Sets given markup as the document's HTML.
- Page.setDeviceMetricsOverride: Overrides the values of device screen dimensions (window.screen.width, window.screen.height, window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight, and "device-width"/"device-height"-related CSS media query results) and the font scale factor.
- Page.setShowPaintRects: Requests that backend shows paint rectangles
- Page.setShowDebugBorders: Requests that backend shows debug borders on layers
- Page.setShowFPSCounter: Requests that backend shows the FPS counter
- Page.setContinuousPaintingEnabled: Requests that backend enables continuous painting
- Page.setShowScrollBottleneckRects: Requests that backend shows scroll bottleneck rects
- Page.getScriptExecutionStatus: Determines if scripts can be executed in the page.
- Page.setScriptExecutionDisabled: Switches script execution in the page.
- Page.setGeolocationOverride: Overrides the Geolocation Position or Error.
- Page.clearGeolocationOverride: Clears the overriden Geolocation Position and Error.
- Page.setDeviceOrientationOverride: Overrides the Device Orientation.
- Page.clearDeviceOrientationOverride: Clears the overridden Device Orientation.
- Page.setTouchEmulationEnabled: Toggles mouse event-based touch event emulation.
- Page.setEmulatedMedia: Emulates the given media for CSS media queries.
- Page.captureScreenshot: Capture page screenshot.
- Page.startScreencast: Starts sending each frame using the screencastFrame event.
- Page.stopScreencast: Stops sending each frame in the screencastFrame.
- Page.handleJavaScriptDialog: Accepts or dismisses a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload).
- Page.setShowViewportSizeOnResize: Paints viewport size upon main frame resize.
- Page.setForceCompositingMode: Force accelerated compositing mode for inspected page.

Event

- Page.domContentEventFired
- Page.loadEventFired
- Page.frameAttached: Fired when frame has been attached to its parent.
- Page.frameNavigated: Fired once navigation of the frame has completed. Frame is now associated with the new loader.
- Page.frameDetached: Fired when frame has been detached from its parent.
- Page.frameStartedLoading: Fired when frame has started loading.
- Page.frameStoppedLoading: Fired when frame has stopped loading.
- Page.frameScheduledNavigation: Fired when frame schedules a potential navigation.
- Page.frameClearedScheduledNavigation: Fired when frame no longer has a scheduled navigation.
- Page.javascriptDialogOpening: Fired when a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload) is about to open.
- Page.javascriptDialogClosed: Fired when a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload) has been closed.
- Page.scriptsEnabled: Fired when the JavaScript is enabled/disabled on the page
- Page.screencastFrame: Compressed image data requested by the startScreencast.
- Page.screencastVisibilityChanged: Fired when the page with currently enabled screencast was shown or hidden .

### Profiler

Type

- Profiler.ProfileHeader: Profile header.
- Profiler.CPUProfileNode: CPU Profile node. Holds callsite information, execution statistics and child nodes.
- Profiler.CPUProfile: Profile.
- Profiler.HeapSnapshotObjectId: Heap snashot object id.

Command

- Profiler.enable
- Profiler.disable
- Profiler.setSamplingInterval: Changes CPU profiler sampling interval. Must be called before CPU profiles recording started.
- Profiler.start
- Profiler.stop
- Profiler.getProfileHeaders
- Profiler.getCPUProfile
- Profiler.removeProfile
- Profiler.clearProfiles

Event

- Profiler.addProfileHeader
- Profiler.setRecordingProfile
- Profiler.resetProfiles

### Runtime

Type

- Runtime.RemoteObjectId: Unique object identifier.
- Runtime.RemoteObject: Mirror object referencing original JavaScript object.
- Runtime.ObjectPreview: Object containing abbreviated remote object value.
- Runtime.PropertyPreview
- Runtime.PropertyDescriptor: Object property descriptor.
- Runtime.InternalPropertyDescriptor: Object internal property descriptor. This property isn't normally visible in JavaScript code.
- Runtime.CallArgument: Represents function call argument. Either remote object id objectId or primitive value or neither of (for undefined) them should be specified.
- Runtime.ExecutionContextId: Id of an execution context.
- Runtime.ExecutionContextDescription: Description of an isolated world.

Command

- Runtime.evaluate: Evaluates expression on global object.
- Runtime.callFunctionOn: Calls function with given declaration on the given object. Object group of the result is inherited from the target object.
- Runtime.getProperties: Returns properties of a given object. Object group of the result is inherited from the target object.
- Runtime.releaseObject: Releases remote object with given id.
- Runtime.releaseObjectGroup: Releases all remote objects that belong to a given group.
- Runtime.run: Tells inspected instance(worker or page) that it can run in case it was started paused.
- Runtime.enable: Enables reporting of execution contexts creation by means of executionContextCreated event. When the reporting gets enabled the event will be sent immediately for each existing execution context.
- Runtime.disable: Disables reporting of execution contexts creation.

Event

- Runtime.executionContextCreated: Issued when new execution context is created.

### Timeline

Type

- Timeline.DOMCounters: Current values of DOM counters.
- Timeline.TimelineEvent: Timeline record contains information about the recorded activity.

Command

- Timeline.enable: Enables timeline. After this call, timeline can be started from within the page (for example upon console.timeline).
- Timeline.disable: Disables timeline.
- Timeline.start: Starts capturing instrumentation events.
- Timeline.stop: Stops capturing instrumentation events.

Event

- Timeline.eventRecorded: Fired for every instrumentation event while timeline is started.
- Timeline.started: Fired when timeline is started.
- Timeline.stopped: Fired when timeline is stopped.

### Tracing

Command

- Tracing.start: Strart trace events collection.
- Tracing.end: Stop trace events collection.

Event

- Tracing.dataCollected
- Tracing.tracingComplete

### Worker

Command

- Worker.enable
- Worker.disable
- Worker.sendMessageToWorker
- Worker.canInspectWorkers: Tells whether browser supports workers inspection.
- Worker.connectToWorker
- Worker.disconnectFromWorker
- Worker.setAutoconnectToWorkers

Event

- Worker.workerCreated
- Worker.workerTerminated
- Worker.dispatchMessageFromWorker
- Worker.disconnectedFromWorker

# ApplicationCache

Type

- ApplicationCache.ApplicationCacheResource: Detailed application cache resource information.
- ApplicationCache.ApplicationCache: Detailed application cache information.
- ApplicationCache.FrameWithManifest: Frame identifier - manifest URL pair.

Command

- ApplicationCache.getFramesWithManifests: Returns array of frame identifiers with manifest urls for each frame containing a document associated with some application cache.
- ApplicationCache.enable: Enables application cache domain notifications.
- ApplicationCache.getManifestForFrame: Returns manifest URL for document in the given frame.
- ApplicationCache.getApplicationCacheForFrame: Returns relevant application cache data for the document in given frame.

Event

- ApplicationCache.applicationCacheStatusUpdated
- ApplicationCache.networkStateUpdated

### ApplicationCache.ApplicationCacheResource Type

Detailed application cache resource information.

url
  String Resource url.
size
  Integer Resource size.
type
  String Resource type.

### ApplicationCache.ApplicationCache Type

Detailed application cache information.

manifestURL
  String Manifest URL.
size
  Number Application cache size.
creationTime
  Number Application cache creation time.
updateTime
  Number Application cache update time.
resources
  [ApplicationCache.ApplicationCacheResource] Application cache resources.

### ApplicationCache.FrameWithManifest Type

Frame identifier - manifest URL pair.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Frame identifier.
manifestURL
  String Manifest URL.
status
  Integer Application cache status.

### ApplicationCache.getFramesWithManifests Command

Returns array of frame identifiers with manifest urls for each frame containing a document associated with some application cache.

#### Callback Parameters:

frameIds
  [ApplicationCache.FrameWithManifest] Array of frame identifiers with manifest urls for each frame containing a document associated with some application cache.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: ApplicationCache.getFramesWithManifests
    ApplicationCache.getFramesWithManifests(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {frameIds}
    });

### ApplicationCache.enable Command

Enables application cache domain notifications.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: ApplicationCache.enable
    ApplicationCache.enable();

### ApplicationCache.getManifestForFrame Command

Returns manifest URL for document in the given frame.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Identifier of the frame containing document whose manifest is retrieved.

#### Callback Parameters:

manifestURL
  String Manifest URL for document in the given frame.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: ApplicationCache.getManifestForFrame
    ApplicationCache.getManifestForFrame(frameId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {manifestURL}
    });

### ApplicationCache.getApplicationCacheForFrame Command

Returns relevant application cache data for the document in given frame.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Identifier of the frame containing document whose application cache is retrieved.

#### Callback Parameters:

applicationCache
  ApplicationCache.ApplicationCache Relevant application cache data for the document in given frame.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: ApplicationCache.getApplicationCacheForFrame
    ApplicationCache.getApplicationCacheForFrame(frameId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {applicationCache}
    });

### ApplicationCache.applicationCacheStatusUpdated Event

frameId
  Page.FrameId Identifier of the frame containing document whose application cache updated status.
manifestURL
  String Manifest URL.
status
  Integer Updated application cache status.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: ApplicationCache.applicationCacheStatusUpdated
    function onApplicationCacheStatusUpdated(res) {
    	// res = {frameId, manifestURL, status}
    }

### ApplicationCache.networkStateUpdated Event

isNowOnline
  Boolean

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: ApplicationCache.networkStateUpdated
    function onNetworkStateUpdated(res) {
    	// res = {isNowOnline}
    }

# CSS

This domain exposes CSS read/write operations. All CSS objects (stylesheets, rules, and styles) have an associated `id` used in subsequent operations on the related object. Each object type has a specific `id` structure, and those are not interchangeable between objects of different kinds. CSS objects can be loaded using the `get*ForNode()` calls (which accept a DOM node id). A client can also discover all the existing stylesheets with the `getAllStyleSheets()` method (or keeping track of the `styleSheetAdded`/`styleSheetRemoved` events) and subsequently load the required stylesheet contents using the `getStyleSheet[Text]()` methods.

Type

- CSS.StyleSheetId
- CSS.CSSStyleId: This object identifies a CSS style in a unique way.
- CSS.StyleSheetOrigin: Stylesheet type: "user" for user stylesheets, "user-agent" for user-agent stylesheets, "inspector" for stylesheets created by the inspector (i.e. those holding the "via inspector" rules), "regular" for regular stylesheets.
- CSS.CSSRuleId: This object identifies a CSS rule in a unique way.
- CSS.PseudoIdMatches: CSS rule collection for a single pseudo style.
- CSS.InheritedStyleEntry: CSS rule collection for a single pseudo style.
- CSS.RuleMatch: Match data for a CSS rule.
- CSS.SelectorList: Selector list data.
- CSS.CSSStyleAttribute: CSS style information for a DOM style attribute.
- CSS.CSSStyleSheetHeader: CSS stylesheet metainformation.
- CSS.CSSStyleSheetBody: CSS stylesheet contents.
- CSS.CSSRule: CSS rule representation.
- CSS.SourceRange: Text range within a resource. All numbers are zero-based.
- CSS.ShorthandEntry
- CSS.CSSPropertyInfo
- CSS.CSSComputedStyleProperty
- CSS.CSSStyle: CSS style representation.
- CSS.CSSProperty: CSS property declaration data.
- CSS.CSSMedia: CSS media query descriptor.
- CSS.SelectorProfileEntry: CSS selector profile entry.
- CSS.SelectorProfile
- CSS.Region: This object represents a region that flows from a Named Flow.
- CSS.NamedFlow: This object represents a Named Flow.
- CSS.PlatformFontUsage: Information about amount of glyphs that were rendered with given font.

Command

- CSS.enable: Enables the CSS agent for the given page. Clients should not assume that the CSS agent has been enabled until the result of this command is received.
- CSS.disable: Disables the CSS agent for the given page.
- CSS.getMatchedStylesForNode: Returns requested styles for a DOM node identified by nodeId.
- CSS.getInlineStylesForNode: Returns the styles defined inline (explicitly in the "style" attribute and implicitly, using DOM attributes) for a DOM node identified by nodeId.
- CSS.getComputedStyleForNode: Returns the computed style for a DOM node identified by nodeId.
- CSS.getPlatformFontsForNode: Requests information about platform fonts which we used to render child TextNodes in the given node.
- CSS.getAllStyleSheets: Returns metainfo entries for all known stylesheets.
- CSS.getStyleSheet: Returns stylesheet data for the specified styleSheetId.
- CSS.getStyleSheetText: Returns the current textual content and the URL for a stylesheet.
- CSS.setStyleSheetText: Sets the new stylesheet text, thereby invalidating all existing CSSStyleId's and CSSRuleId's contained by this stylesheet.
- CSS.setStyleText: Updates the CSSStyleDeclaration text.
- CSS.setPropertyText: Sets the new text for a property in the respective style, at offset propertyIndex. If overwrite is true, a property at the given offset is overwritten, otherwise inserted. text entirely replaces the property name: value.
- CSS.toggleProperty: Toggles the property in the respective style, at offset propertyIndex. The disable parameter denotes whether the property should be disabled (i.e. removed from the style declaration). If disable == false, the property gets put back into its original place in the style declaration.
- CSS.setRuleSelector: Modifies the rule selector.
- CSS.addRule: Creates a new empty rule with the given selector in a special "inspector" stylesheet in the owner document of the context node.
- CSS.getSupportedCSSProperties: Returns all supported CSS property names.
- CSS.forcePseudoState: Ensures that the given node will have specified pseudo-classes whenever its style is computed by the browser.
- CSS.getNamedFlowCollection: Returns the Named Flows from the document.

Event

- CSS.mediaQueryResultChanged: Fires whenever a MediaQuery result changes (for example, after a browser window has been resized.) The current implementation considers only viewport-dependent media features.
- CSS.styleSheetChanged: Fired whenever a stylesheet is changed as a result of the client operation.
- CSS.styleSheetAdded: Fired whenever an active document stylesheet is added.
- CSS.styleSheetRemoved: Fired whenever an active document stylesheet is removed.
- CSS.namedFlowCreated: Fires when a Named Flow is created.
- CSS.namedFlowRemoved: Fires when a Named Flow is removed: has no associated content nodes and regions.
- CSS.regionLayoutUpdated: Fires when a Named Flow's layout may have changed.
- CSS.regionOversetChanged: Fires if any of the regionOverset values changed in a Named Flow's region chain.

### CSS.StyleSheetId Type

  String

### CSS.CSSStyleId Type

This object identifies a CSS style in a unique way.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId Enclosing stylesheet identifier.
ordinal
  Integer The style ordinal within the stylesheet.

### CSS.StyleSheetOrigin Type

Stylesheet type: "user" for user stylesheets, "user-agent" for user-agent stylesheets, "inspector" for stylesheets created by the inspector (i.e. those holding the "via inspector" rules), "regular" for regular stylesheets.

  ( user | user-agent | inspector | regular )

### CSS.CSSRuleId Type

This object identifies a CSS rule in a unique way.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId Enclosing stylesheet identifier.
ordinal
  Integer The rule ordinal within the stylesheet.

### CSS.PseudoIdMatches Type

CSS rule collection for a single pseudo style.

pseudoId
  Integer Pseudo style identifier (see `enum PseudoId` in `RenderStyleConstants.h`).
matches
  [CSS.RuleMatch] Matches of CSS rules applicable to the pseudo style.

### CSS.InheritedStyleEntry Type

CSS rule collection for a single pseudo style.

inlineStyle (optional)
  CSS.CSSStyle The ancestor node's inline style, if any, in the style inheritance chain.
matchedCSSRules
  [CSS.RuleMatch] Matches of CSS rules matching the ancestor node in the style inheritance chain.

### CSS.RuleMatch Type

Match data for a CSS rule.

rule
  CSS.CSSRule CSS rule in the match.
matchingSelectors
  [Integer] Matching selector indices in the rule's selectorList selectors (0-based).

### CSS.SelectorList Type

Selector list data.

selectors
  [String] Selectors in the list.
text
  String Rule selector text.
range (optional)
  CSS.SourceRange Rule selector range in the underlying resource (if available).

### CSS.CSSStyleAttribute Type

CSS style information for a DOM style attribute.

name
  String DOM attribute name (e.g. "width").
style
  CSS.CSSStyle CSS style generated by the respective DOM attribute.

### CSS.CSSStyleSheetHeader Type

CSS stylesheet metainformation.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId The stylesheet identifier.
frameId
  Page.FrameId Owner frame identifier.
sourceURL
  String Stylesheet resource URL.
sourceMapURL (optional)
  String URL of source map associated with the stylesheet (if any).
origin
  CSS.StyleSheetOrigin Stylesheet origin.
title
  String Stylesheet title.
disabled
  Boolean Denotes whether the stylesheet is disabled.
hasSourceURL (optional)
  Boolean Whether the sourceURL field value comes from the sourceURL comment.
isInline
  Boolean Whether this stylesheet is created for STYLE tag by parser. This flag is not set for document.written STYLE tags.
startLine
  Number Line offset of the stylesheet within the resource (zero based).
startColumn
  Number Column offset of the stylesheet within the resource (zero based).

### CSS.CSSStyleSheetBody Type

CSS stylesheet contents.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId The stylesheet identifier.
rules
  [CSS.CSSRule] Stylesheet resource URL.
text (optional)
  String Stylesheet resource contents (if available).

### CSS.CSSRule Type

CSS rule representation.

ruleId (optional)
  CSS.CSSRuleId The CSS rule identifier (absent for user agent stylesheet and user-specified stylesheet rules).
selectorList
  CSS.SelectorList Rule selector data.
sourceURL (optional)
  String Parent stylesheet resource URL (for regular rules).
origin
  CSS.StyleSheetOrigin Parent stylesheet's origin.
style
  CSS.CSSStyle Associated style declaration.
media (optional)
  [CSS.CSSMedia] Media list array (for rules involving media queries). The array enumerates media queries starting with the innermost one, going outwards.

### CSS.SourceRange Type

Text range within a resource. All numbers are zero-based.

startLine
  Integer Start line of range.
startColumn
  Integer Start column of range (inclusive).
endLine
  Integer End line of range
endColumn
  Integer End column of range (exclusive).

### CSS.ShorthandEntry Type

name
  String Shorthand name.
value
  String Shorthand value.

### CSS.CSSPropertyInfo Type

name
  String Property name.
longhands (optional)
  [String] Longhand property names.

### CSS.CSSComputedStyleProperty Type

name
  String Computed style property name.
value
  String Computed style property value.

### CSS.CSSStyle Type

CSS style representation.

styleId (optional)
  CSS.CSSStyleId The CSS style identifier (absent for attribute styles).
cssProperties
  [CSS.CSSProperty] CSS properties in the style.
shorthandEntries
  [CSS.ShorthandEntry] Computed values for all shorthands found in the style.
cssText (optional)
  String Style declaration text (if available).
range (optional)
  CSS.SourceRange Style declaration range in the enclosing stylesheet (if available).
width (optional)
  String The effective "width" property value from this style.
height (optional)
  String The effective "height" property value from this style.

### CSS.CSSProperty Type

CSS property declaration data.

name
  String The property name.
value
  String The property value.
priority (optional)
  String The property priority (implies "" if absent).
implicit (optional)
  Boolean Whether the property is implicit (implies `false` if absent).
text (optional)
  String The full property text as specified in the style.
parsedOk (optional)
  Boolean Whether the property is understood by the browser (implies `true` if absent).
status (optional)
  ( active | inactive | disabled | style ) The property status: "active" if the property is effective in the style, "inactive" if the property is overridden by a same-named property in this style later on, "disabled" if the property is disabled by the user, "style" (implied if absent) if the property is reported by the browser rather than by the CSS source parser.
range (optional)
  CSS.SourceRange The entire property range in the enclosing style declaration (if available).

### CSS.CSSMedia Type

CSS media query descriptor.

text
  String Media query text.
source
  ( mediaRule | importRule | linkedSheet | inlineSheet ) Source of the media query: "mediaRule" if specified by a @media rule, "importRule" if specified by an @import rule, "linkedSheet" if specified by a "media" attribute in a linked stylesheet's LINK tag, "inlineSheet" if specified by a "media" attribute in an inline stylesheet's STYLE tag.
sourceURL (optional)
  String URL of the document containing the media query description.
range (optional)
  CSS.SourceRange The associated rule (@media or @import) header range in the enclosing stylesheet (if available).
parentStyleSheetId (optional)
  CSS.StyleSheetId Identifier of the stylesheet containing this object (if exists).

### CSS.SelectorProfileEntry Type

CSS selector profile entry.

selector
  String CSS selector of the corresponding rule.
url
  String URL of the resource containing the corresponding rule.
lineNumber
  Integer Selector line number in the resource for the corresponding rule.
time
  Number Total time this rule handling contributed to the browser running time during profiling (in milliseconds).
hitCount
  Integer Number of times this rule was considered a candidate for matching against DOM elements.
matchCount
  Integer Number of times this rule actually matched a DOM element.

### CSS.SelectorProfile Type

totalTime
  Number Total processing time for all selectors in the profile (in milliseconds).
data
  [CSS.SelectorProfileEntry] CSS selector profile entries.

### CSS.Region Type

This object represents a region that flows from a Named Flow.

regionOverset
  ( overset | fit | empty ) The "overset" attribute of a Named Flow.
nodeId
  DOM.NodeId The corresponding DOM node id.

### CSS.NamedFlow Type

This object represents a Named Flow.

documentNodeId
  DOM.NodeId The document node id.
name
  String Named Flow identifier.
overset
  Boolean The "overset" attribute of a Named Flow.
content
  [DOM.NodeId] An array of nodes that flow into the Named Flow.
regions
  [CSS.Region] An array of regions associated with the Named Flow.

### CSS.PlatformFontUsage Type

Information about amount of glyphs that were rendered with given font.

familyName
  String Font's family name reported by platform.
glyphCount
  Number Amount of glyphs that were rendered with this font.

### CSS.enable Command

Enables the CSS agent for the given page. Clients should not assume that the CSS agent has been enabled until the result of this command is received.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.enable
    CSS.enable();

### CSS.disable Command

Disables the CSS agent for the given page.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.disable
    CSS.disable();

### CSS.getMatchedStylesForNode Command

Returns requested styles for a DOM node identified by `nodeId`.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId
includePseudo (optional)
  Boolean Whether to include pseudo styles (default: true).
includeInherited (optional)
  Boolean Whether to include inherited styles (default: true).

#### Callback Parameters:

matchedCSSRules (optional)
  [CSS.RuleMatch] CSS rules matching this node, from all applicable stylesheets.
pseudoElements (optional)
  [CSS.PseudoIdMatches] Pseudo style matches for this node.
inherited (optional)
  [CSS.InheritedStyleEntry] A chain of inherited styles (from the immediate node parent up to the DOM tree root).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getMatchedStylesForNode
    CSS.getMatchedStylesForNode(nodeId, includePseudo, includeInherited, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {matchedCSSRules, pseudoElements, inherited}
    });

### CSS.getInlineStylesForNode Command

Returns the styles defined inline (explicitly in the "style" attribute and implicitly, using DOM attributes) for a DOM node identified by `nodeId`.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId

#### Callback Parameters:

inlineStyle (optional)
  CSS.CSSStyle Inline style for the specified DOM node.
attributesStyle (optional)
  CSS.CSSStyle Attribute-defined element style (e.g. resulting from "width=20 height=100%").

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getInlineStylesForNode
    CSS.getInlineStylesForNode(nodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {inlineStyle, attributesStyle}
    });

### CSS.getComputedStyleForNode Command

Returns the computed style for a DOM node identified by `nodeId`.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId

#### Callback Parameters:

computedStyle
  [CSS.CSSComputedStyleProperty] Computed style for the specified DOM node.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getComputedStyleForNode
    CSS.getComputedStyleForNode(nodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {computedStyle}
    });

### CSS.getPlatformFontsForNode Command

Requests information about platform fonts which we used to render child TextNodes in the given node.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId

#### Callback Parameters:

cssFamilyName
  String Font family name which is determined by computed style.
fonts
  [CSS.PlatformFontUsage] Usage statistics for every employed platform font.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getPlatformFontsForNode
    CSS.getPlatformFontsForNode(nodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {cssFamilyName, fonts}
    });

### CSS.getAllStyleSheets Command

Returns metainfo entries for all known stylesheets.

#### Callback Parameters:

headers
  [CSS.CSSStyleSheetHeader] Descriptor entries for all available stylesheets.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getAllStyleSheets
    CSS.getAllStyleSheets(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {headers}
    });

### CSS.getStyleSheet Command

Returns stylesheet data for the specified `styleSheetId`.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId

#### Callback Parameters:

styleSheet
  CSS.CSSStyleSheetBody Stylesheet contents for the specified `styleSheetId`.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getStyleSheet
    CSS.getStyleSheet(styleSheetId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {styleSheet}
    });

### CSS.getStyleSheetText Command

Returns the current textual content and the URL for a stylesheet.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId

#### Callback Parameters:

text
  String The stylesheet text.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getStyleSheetText
    CSS.getStyleSheetText(styleSheetId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {text}
    });

### CSS.setStyleSheetText Command

Sets the new stylesheet text, thereby invalidating all existing `CSSStyleId`'s and `CSSRuleId`'s contained by this stylesheet.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId
text
  String

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.setStyleSheetText
    CSS.setStyleSheetText(styleSheetId, text);

### CSS.setStyleText Command

Updates the CSSStyleDeclaration text.

styleId
  CSS.CSSStyleId
text
  String

#### Callback Parameters:

style
  CSS.CSSStyle The resulting style after the text modification.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.setStyleText
    CSS.setStyleText(styleId, text, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {style}
    });

### CSS.setPropertyText Command

Sets the new `text` for a property in the respective style, at offset `propertyIndex`. If `overwrite` is `true`, a property at the given offset is overwritten, otherwise inserted. `text` entirely replaces the property `name: value`.

styleId
  CSS.CSSStyleId
propertyIndex
  Integer
text
  String
overwrite
  Boolean

#### Callback Parameters:

style
  CSS.CSSStyle The resulting style after the property text modification.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.setPropertyText
    CSS.setPropertyText(styleId, propertyIndex, text, overwrite, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {style}
    });

### CSS.toggleProperty Command

Toggles the property in the respective style, at offset `propertyIndex`. The `disable` parameter denotes whether the property should be disabled (i.e. removed from the style declaration). If `disable == false`, the property gets put back into its original place in the style declaration.

styleId
  CSS.CSSStyleId
propertyIndex
  Integer
disable
  Boolean

#### Callback Parameters:

style
  CSS.CSSStyle The resulting style after the property toggling.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.toggleProperty
    CSS.toggleProperty(styleId, propertyIndex, disable, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {style}
    });

### CSS.setRuleSelector Command

Modifies the rule selector.

ruleId
  CSS.CSSRuleId
selector
  String

#### Callback Parameters:

rule
  CSS.CSSRule The resulting rule after the selector modification.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.setRuleSelector
    CSS.setRuleSelector(ruleId, selector, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {rule}
    });

### CSS.addRule Command

Creates a new empty rule with the given `selector` in a special "inspector" stylesheet in the owner document of the context node.

contextNodeId
  DOM.NodeId
selector
  String

#### Callback Parameters:

rule
  CSS.CSSRule The newly created rule.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.addRule
    CSS.addRule(contextNodeId, selector, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {rule}
    });

### CSS.getSupportedCSSProperties Command

Returns all supported CSS property names.

#### Callback Parameters:

cssProperties
  [CSS.CSSPropertyInfo] Supported property metainfo.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getSupportedCSSProperties
    CSS.getSupportedCSSProperties(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {cssProperties}
    });

### CSS.forcePseudoState Command

Ensures that the given node will have specified pseudo-classes whenever its style is computed by the browser.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId The element id for which to force the pseudo state.
forcedPseudoClasses
  [( active | focus | hover | visited )] Element pseudo classes to force when computing the element's style.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.forcePseudoState
    CSS.forcePseudoState(nodeId, forcedPseudoClasses);

### CSS.getNamedFlowCollection Command

Returns the Named Flows from the document.

documentNodeId
  DOM.NodeId The document node id for which to get the Named Flow Collection.

#### Callback Parameters:

namedFlows
  [CSS.NamedFlow] An array containing the Named Flows in the document.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: CSS.getNamedFlowCollection
    CSS.getNamedFlowCollection(documentNodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {namedFlows}
    });

### CSS.mediaQueryResultChanged Event

Fires whenever a MediaQuery result changes (for example, after a browser window has been resized.) The current implementation considers only viewport-dependent media features.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: CSS.mediaQueryResultChanged
    function onMediaQueryResultChanged(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

### CSS.styleSheetChanged Event

Fired whenever a stylesheet is changed as a result of the client operation.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: CSS.styleSheetChanged
    function onStyleSheetChanged(res) {
    	// res = {styleSheetId}
    }

### CSS.styleSheetAdded Event

Fired whenever an active document stylesheet is added.

header
  CSS.CSSStyleSheetHeader Added stylesheet metainfo.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: CSS.styleSheetAdded
    function onStyleSheetAdded(res) {
    	// res = {header}
    }

### CSS.styleSheetRemoved Event

Fired whenever an active document stylesheet is removed.

styleSheetId
  CSS.StyleSheetId Identifier of the removed stylesheet.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: CSS.styleSheetRemoved
    function onStyleSheetRemoved(res) {
    	// res = {styleSheetId}
    }

### CSS.namedFlowCreated Event

Fires when a Named Flow is created.

namedFlow
  CSS.NamedFlow The new Named Flow.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: CSS.namedFlowCreated
    function onNamedFlowCreated(res) {
    	// res = {namedFlow}
    }

### CSS.namedFlowRemoved Event

Fires when a Named Flow is removed: has no associated content nodes and regions.

documentNodeId
  DOM.NodeId The document node id.
flowName
  String Identifier of the removed Named Flow.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: CSS.namedFlowRemoved
    function onNamedFlowRemoved(res) {
    	// res = {documentNodeId, flowName}
    }

### CSS.regionLayoutUpdated Event

Fires when a Named Flow's layout may have changed.

namedFlow
  CSS.NamedFlow The Named Flow whose layout may have changed.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: CSS.regionLayoutUpdated
    function onRegionLayoutUpdated(res) {
    	// res = {namedFlow}
    }

### CSS.regionOversetChanged Event

Fires if any of the regionOverset values changed in a Named Flow's region chain.

namedFlow
  CSS.NamedFlow The Named Flow containing the regions whose regionOverset values changed.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: CSS.regionOversetChanged
    function onRegionOversetChanged(res) {
    	// res = {namedFlow}
    }

# Canvas

Type

- Canvas.ResourceId: Unique resource identifier.
- Canvas.ResourceStateDescriptor: Resource state descriptor.
- Canvas.ResourceState: Resource state.
- Canvas.CallArgument
- Canvas.Call
- Canvas.TraceLogId: Unique trace log identifier.
- Canvas.TraceLog

Command

- Canvas.enable: Enables Canvas inspection.
- Canvas.disable: Disables Canvas inspection.
- Canvas.dropTraceLog
- Canvas.hasUninstrumentedCanvases: Checks if there is any uninstrumented canvas in the inspected page.
- Canvas.captureFrame: Starts (or continues) a canvas frame capturing which will be stopped automatically after the next frame is prepared.
- Canvas.startCapturing: Starts (or continues) consecutive canvas frames capturing. The capturing is stopped by the corresponding stopCapturing command.
- Canvas.stopCapturing
- Canvas.getTraceLog
- Canvas.replayTraceLog
- Canvas.getResourceState
- Canvas.evaluateTraceLogCallArgument: Evaluates a given trace call argument or its result.

Event

- Canvas.contextCreated: Fired when a canvas context has been created in the given frame. The context may not be instrumented (see hasUninstrumentedCanvases command).
- Canvas.traceLogsRemoved: Fired when a set of trace logs were removed from the backend. If no parameters are given, all trace logs were removed.

### Canvas.ResourceId Type

Unique resource identifier.

  String

### Canvas.ResourceStateDescriptor Type

Resource state descriptor.

name
  String State name.
enumValueForName (optional)
  String String representation of the enum value, if `name` stands for an enum.
value (optional)
  Canvas.CallArgument The value associated with the particular state.
values (optional)
  [Canvas.ResourceStateDescriptor] Array of values associated with the particular state. Either `value` or `values` will be specified.
isArray (optional)
  Boolean True iff the given `values` items stand for an array rather than a list of grouped states.

### Canvas.ResourceState Type

Resource state.

id
  Canvas.ResourceId
traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId
descriptors (optional)
  [Canvas.ResourceStateDescriptor] Describes current `Resource` state.
imageURL (optional)
  String Screenshot image data URL.

### Canvas.CallArgument Type

description
  String String representation of the object.
enumName (optional)
  String Enum name, if any, that stands for the value (for example, a WebGL enum name).
resourceId (optional)
  Canvas.ResourceId Resource identifier. Specified for `Resource` objects only.
type (optional)
  ( object | function | undefined | string | number | boolean ) Object type. Specified for non `Resource` objects only.
subtype (optional)
  ( array | null | node | regexp | date ) Object subtype hint. Specified for `object` type values only.
remoteObject (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObject The `RemoteObject`, if requested.

### Canvas.Call Type

contextId
  Canvas.ResourceId
functionName (optional)
  String
arguments (optional)
  [Canvas.CallArgument]
result (optional)
  Canvas.CallArgument
isDrawingCall (optional)
  Boolean
isFrameEndCall (optional)
  Boolean
property (optional)
  String
value (optional)
  Canvas.CallArgument
sourceURL (optional)
  String
lineNumber (optional)
  Integer
columnNumber (optional)
  Integer

### Canvas.TraceLogId Type

Unique trace log identifier.

  String

### Canvas.TraceLog Type

id
  Canvas.TraceLogId
calls
  [Canvas.Call]
contexts
  [Canvas.CallArgument]
startOffset
  Integer
alive
  Boolean
totalAvailableCalls
  Number

### Canvas.enable Command

Enables Canvas inspection.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.enable
    Canvas.enable();

### Canvas.disable Command

Disables Canvas inspection.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.disable
    Canvas.disable();

### Canvas.dropTraceLog Command

traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.dropTraceLog
    Canvas.dropTraceLog(traceLogId);

### Canvas.hasUninstrumentedCanvases Command

Checks if there is any uninstrumented canvas in the inspected page.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Boolean

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.hasUninstrumentedCanvases
    Canvas.hasUninstrumentedCanvases(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Canvas.captureFrame Command

Starts (or continues) a canvas frame capturing which will be stopped automatically after the next frame is prepared.

frameId (optional)
  Page.FrameId Identifier of the frame containing document whose canvases are to be captured. If omitted, main frame is assumed.

#### Callback Parameters:

traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId Identifier of the trace log containing captured canvas calls.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.captureFrame
    Canvas.captureFrame(frameId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {traceLogId}
    });

### Canvas.startCapturing Command

Starts (or continues) consecutive canvas frames capturing. The capturing is stopped by the corresponding stopCapturing command.

frameId (optional)
  Page.FrameId Identifier of the frame containing document whose canvases are to be captured. If omitted, main frame is assumed.

#### Callback Parameters:

traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId Identifier of the trace log containing captured canvas calls.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.startCapturing
    Canvas.startCapturing(frameId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {traceLogId}
    });

### Canvas.stopCapturing Command

traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.stopCapturing
    Canvas.stopCapturing(traceLogId);

### Canvas.getTraceLog Command

traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId
startOffset (optional)
  Integer
maxLength (optional)
  Integer

#### Callback Parameters:

traceLog
  Canvas.TraceLog

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.getTraceLog
    Canvas.getTraceLog(traceLogId, startOffset, maxLength, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {traceLog}
    });

### Canvas.replayTraceLog Command

traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId
stepNo
  Integer Last call index in the trace log to replay (zero based).

#### Callback Parameters:

resourceState
  Canvas.ResourceState
replayTime
  Number Replay time (in milliseconds).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.replayTraceLog
    Canvas.replayTraceLog(traceLogId, stepNo, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {resourceState, replayTime}
    });

### Canvas.getResourceState Command

traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId
resourceId
  Canvas.ResourceId

#### Callback Parameters:

resourceState
  Canvas.ResourceState

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.getResourceState
    Canvas.getResourceState(traceLogId, resourceId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {resourceState}
    });

### Canvas.evaluateTraceLogCallArgument Command

Evaluates a given trace call argument or its result.

traceLogId
  Canvas.TraceLogId
callIndex
  Integer Index of the call to evaluate on (zero based).
argumentIndex
  Integer Index of the argument to evaluate (zero based). Provide `-1` to evaluate call result.
objectGroup (optional)
  String String object group name to put result into (allows rapid releasing resulting object handles using `Runtime.releaseObjectGroup`).

#### Callback Parameters:

result (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObject Object wrapper for the evaluation result.
resourceState (optional)
  Canvas.ResourceState State of the `Resource` object.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Canvas.evaluateTraceLogCallArgument
    Canvas.evaluateTraceLogCallArgument(traceLogId, callIndex, argumentIndex, objectGroup, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result, resourceState}
    });

### Canvas.contextCreated Event

Fired when a canvas context has been created in the given frame. The context may not be instrumented (see hasUninstrumentedCanvases command).

frameId
  Page.FrameId Identifier of the frame containing a canvas with a context.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Canvas.contextCreated
    function onContextCreated(res) {
    	// res = {frameId}
    }

### Canvas.traceLogsRemoved Event

Fired when a set of trace logs were removed from the backend. If no parameters are given, all trace logs were removed.

frameId (optional)
  Page.FrameId If given, trace logs from the given frame were removed.
traceLogId (optional)
  Canvas.TraceLogId If given, trace log with the given ID was removed.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Canvas.traceLogsRemoved
    function onTraceLogsRemoved(res) {
    	// res = {frameId, traceLogId}
    }

# Console

Console domain defines methods and events for interaction with the JavaScript console. Console collects messages created by means of the JavaScript Console API. One needs to enable this domain using `enable` command in order to start receiving the console messages. Browser collects messages issued while console domain is not enabled as well and reports them using `messageAdded` notification upon enabling.

Type

- Console.Timestamp: Number of seconds since epoch.
- Console.ConsoleMessage: Console message.
- Console.CallFrame: Stack entry for console errors and assertions.
- Console.StackTrace: Call frames for assertions or error messages.

Command

- Console.enable: Enables console domain, sends the messages collected so far to the client by means of the messageAdded notification.
- Console.disable: Disables console domain, prevents further console messages from being reported to the client.
- Console.clearMessages: Clears console messages collected in the browser.
- Console.setMonitoringXHREnabled: Toggles monitoring of XMLHttpRequest. If true, console will receive messages upon each XHR issued.
- Console.addInspectedNode: Enables console to refer to the node with given id via $x (see Command Line API for more details $x functions).
- Console.addInspectedHeapObject

Event

- Console.messageAdded: Issued when new console message is added.
- Console.messageRepeatCountUpdated: Issued when subsequent message(s) are equal to the previous one(s).
- Console.messagesCleared: Issued when console is cleared. This happens either upon clearMessages command or after page navigation.

### Console.Timestamp Type

Number of seconds since epoch.

  Number

### Console.ConsoleMessage Type

Console message.

source
  ( xml | javascript | network | console-api | storage | appcache | rendering | css | security | other | deprecation ) Message source.
level
  ( log | warning | error | debug ) Message severity.
text
  String Message text.
type (optional)
  ( log | dir | dirxml | table | trace | clear | startGroup | startGroupCollapsed | endGroup | assert | profile | profileEnd ) Console message type.
url (optional)
  String URL of the message origin.
line (optional)
  Integer Line number in the resource that generated this message.
column (optional)
  Integer Column number in the resource that generated this message.
repeatCount (optional)
  Integer Repeat count for repeated messages.
parameters (optional)
  [Runtime.RemoteObject] Message parameters in case of the formatted message.
stackTrace (optional)
  Console.StackTrace JavaScript stack trace for assertions and error messages.
networkRequestId (optional)
  Network.RequestId Identifier of the network request associated with this message.
timestamp
  Console.Timestamp Timestamp, when this message was fired.

### Console.CallFrame Type

Stack entry for console errors and assertions.

functionName
  String JavaScript function name.
scriptId
  String JavaScript script id.
url
  String JavaScript script name or url.
lineNumber
  Integer JavaScript script line number.
columnNumber
  Integer JavaScript script column number.

### Console.StackTrace Type

Call frames for assertions or error messages.

  [Console.CallFrame]

### Console.enable Command

Enables console domain, sends the messages collected so far to the client by means of the `messageAdded` notification.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Console.enable
    Console.enable();

### Console.disable Command

Disables console domain, prevents further console messages from being reported to the client.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Console.disable
    Console.disable();

### Console.clearMessages Command

Clears console messages collected in the browser.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Console.clearMessages
    Console.clearMessages();

### Console.setMonitoringXHREnabled Command

Toggles monitoring of XMLHttpRequest. If `true`, console will receive messages upon each XHR issued.

enabled
  Boolean Monitoring enabled state.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Console.setMonitoringXHREnabled
    Console.setMonitoringXHREnabled(enabled);

### Console.addInspectedNode Command

Enables console to refer to the node with given id via $x (see Command Line API for more details $x functions).

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId DOM node id to be accessible by means of $x command line API.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Console.addInspectedNode
    Console.addInspectedNode(nodeId);

### Console.addInspectedHeapObject Command

heapObjectId
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Console.addInspectedHeapObject
    Console.addInspectedHeapObject(heapObjectId);

### Console.messageAdded Event

Issued when new console message is added.

message
  Console.ConsoleMessage Console message that has been added.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Console.messageAdded
    function onMessageAdded(res) {
    	// res = {message}
    }

### Console.messageRepeatCountUpdated Event

Issued when subsequent message(s) are equal to the previous one(s).

count
  Integer New repeat count value.
timestamp
  Console.Timestamp Timestamp of most recent message in batch.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Console.messageRepeatCountUpdated
    function onMessageRepeatCountUpdated(res) {
    	// res = {count, timestamp}
    }

### Console.messagesCleared Event

Issued when console is cleared. This happens either upon `clearMessages` command or after page navigation.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Console.messagesCleared
    function onMessagesCleared(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

# DOM

This domain exposes DOM read/write operations. Each DOM Node is represented with its mirror object that has an `id`. This `id` can be used to get additional information on the Node, resolve it into the JavaScript object wrapper, etc. It is important that client receives DOM events only for the nodes that are known to the client. Backend keeps track of the nodes that were sent to the client and never sends the same node twice. It is client's responsibility to collect information about the nodes that were sent to the client.

Note that `iframe` owner elements will return corresponding document elements as their child nodes.

Type

- DOM.NodeId: Unique DOM node identifier.
- DOM.BackendNodeId: Unique DOM node identifier used to reference a node that may not have been pushed to the front-end.
- DOM.PseudoType: Pseudo element type.
- DOM.Node: DOM interaction is implemented in terms of mirror objects that represent the actual DOM nodes. DOMNode is a base node mirror type.
- DOM.EventListener: DOM interaction is implemented in terms of mirror objects that represent the actual DOM nodes. DOMNode is a base node mirror type.
- DOM.RGBA: A structure holding an RGBA color.
- DOM.Quad: An array of quad vertices, x immediately followed by y for each point, points clock-wise.
- DOM.BoxModel: Box model.
- DOM.Rect: Rectangle.
- DOM.HighlightConfig: Configuration data for the highlighting of page elements.

Command

- DOM.enable: Enables DOM agent for the given page.
- DOM.disable: Disables DOM agent for the given page.
- DOM.getDocument: Returns the root DOM node to the caller.
- DOM.requestChildNodes: Requests that children of the node with given id are returned to the caller in form of setChildNodes events where not only immediate children are retrieved, but all children down to the specified depth.
- DOM.querySelector: Executes querySelector on a given node.
- DOM.querySelectorAll: Executes querySelectorAll on a given node.
- DOM.setNodeName: Sets node name for a node with given id.
- DOM.setNodeValue: Sets node value for a node with given id.
- DOM.removeNode: Removes node with given id.
- DOM.setAttributeValue: Sets attribute for an element with given id.
- DOM.setAttributesAsText: Sets attributes on element with given id. This method is useful when user edits some existing attribute value and types in several attribute name/value pairs.
- DOM.removeAttribute: Removes attribute with given name from an element with given id.
- DOM.getEventListenersForNode: Returns event listeners relevant to the node.
- DOM.getOuterHTML: Returns node's HTML markup.
- DOM.setOuterHTML: Sets node HTML markup, returns new node id.
- DOM.performSearch: Searches for a given string in the DOM tree. Use getSearchResults to access search results or cancelSearch to end this search session.
- DOM.getSearchResults: Returns search results from given fromIndex to given toIndex from the sarch with the given identifier.
- DOM.discardSearchResults: Discards search results from the session with the given id. getSearchResults should no longer be called for that search.
- DOM.requestNode: Requests that the node is sent to the caller given the JavaScript node object reference. All nodes that form the path from the node to the root are also sent to the client as a series of setChildNodes notifications.
- DOM.setInspectModeEnabled: Enters the 'inspect' mode. In this mode, elements that user is hovering over are highlighted. Backend then generates 'inspectNodeRequested' event upon element selection.
- DOM.highlightRect: Highlights given rectangle. Coordinates are absolute with respect to the main frame viewport.
- DOM.highlightQuad: Highlights given quad. Coordinates are absolute with respect to the main frame viewport.
- DOM.highlightNode: Highlights DOM node with given id or with the given JavaScript object wrapper. Either nodeId or objectId must be specified.
- DOM.hideHighlight: Hides DOM node highlight.
- DOM.highlightFrame: Highlights owner element of the frame with given id.
- DOM.pushNodeByPathToFrontend: Requests that the node is sent to the caller given its path. // FIXME, use XPath
- DOM.pushNodeByBackendIdToFrontend: Requests that the node is sent to the caller given its backend node id.
- DOM.releaseBackendNodeIds: Requests that group of BackendNodeIds is released.
- DOM.resolveNode: Resolves JavaScript node object for given node id.
- DOM.getAttributes: Returns attributes for the specified node.
- DOM.moveTo: Moves node into the new container, places it before the given anchor.
- DOM.undo: Undoes the last performed action.
- DOM.redo: Re-does the last undone action.
- DOM.markUndoableState: Marks last undoable state.
- DOM.focus: Focuses the given element.
- DOM.setFileInputFiles: Sets files for the given file input element.
- DOM.getBoxModel: Returns boxes for the currently selected nodes.
- DOM.getNodeForLocation: Returns node id at given location.

Event

- DOM.documentUpdated: Fired when Document has been totally updated. Node ids are no longer valid.
- DOM.inspectNodeRequested: Fired when the node should be inspected. This happens after call to setInspectModeEnabled.
- DOM.setChildNodes: Fired when backend wants to provide client with the missing DOM structure. This happens upon most of the calls requesting node ids.
- DOM.attributeModified: Fired when Element's attribute is modified.
- DOM.attributeRemoved: Fired when Element's attribute is removed.
- DOM.inlineStyleInvalidated: Fired when Element's inline style is modified via a CSS property modification.
- DOM.characterDataModified: Mirrors DOMCharacterDataModified event.
- DOM.childNodeCountUpdated: Fired when Container's child node count has changed.
- DOM.childNodeInserted: Mirrors DOMNodeInserted event.
- DOM.childNodeRemoved: Mirrors DOMNodeRemoved event.
- DOM.shadowRootPushed: Called when shadow root is pushed into the element.
- DOM.shadowRootPopped: Called when shadow root is popped from the element.
- DOM.pseudoElementAdded: Called when a pseudo element is added to an element.
- DOM.pseudoElementRemoved: Called when a pseudo element is removed from an element.

### DOM.NodeId Type

Unique DOM node identifier.

  Integer

### DOM.BackendNodeId Type

Unique DOM node identifier used to reference a node that may not have been pushed to the front-end.

  Integer

### DOM.PseudoType Type

Pseudo element type.

  ( before | after )

### DOM.Node Type

DOM interaction is implemented in terms of mirror objects that represent the actual DOM nodes. DOMNode is a base node mirror type.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Node identifier that is passed into the rest of the DOM messages as the `nodeId`. Backend will only push node with given `id` once. It is aware of all requested nodes and will only fire DOM events for nodes known to the client.
nodeType
  Integer `Node`'s nodeType.
nodeName
  String `Node`'s nodeName.
localName
  String `Node`'s localName.
nodeValue
  String `Node`'s nodeValue.
childNodeCount (optional)
  Integer Child count for `Container` nodes.
children (optional)
  [DOM.Node] Child nodes of this node when requested with children.
attributes (optional)
  [String] Attributes of the `Element` node in the form of flat array `[name1, value1, name2, value2]`.
documentURL (optional)
  String Document URL that `Document` or `FrameOwner` node points to.
baseURL (optional)
  String Base URL that `Document` or `FrameOwner` node uses for URL completion.
publicId (optional)
  String `DocumentType`'s publicId.
systemId (optional)
  String `DocumentType`'s systemId.
internalSubset (optional)
  String `DocumentType`'s internalSubset.
xmlVersion (optional)
  String `Document`'s XML version in case of XML documents.
name (optional)
  String `Attr`'s name.
value (optional)
  String `Attr`'s value.
pseudoType (optional)
  DOM.PseudoType Pseudo element type for this node.
frameId (optional)
  Page.FrameId Frame ID for frame owner elements.
contentDocument (optional)
  DOM.Node Content document for frame owner elements.
shadowRoots (optional)
  [DOM.Node] Shadow root list for given element host.
templateContent (optional)
  DOM.Node Content document fragment for template elements.
pseudoElements (optional)
  [DOM.Node] Pseudo elements associated with this node.

### DOM.EventListener Type

DOM interaction is implemented in terms of mirror objects that represent the actual DOM nodes. DOMNode is a base node mirror type.

type
  String `EventListener`'s type.
useCapture
  Boolean `EventListener`'s useCapture.
isAttribute
  Boolean `EventListener`'s isAttribute.
nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Target `DOMNode` id.
handlerBody
  String Event handler function body.
location (optional)
  Debugger.Location Handler code location.
sourceName (optional)
  String Source script URL.
handler (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObject Event handler function value.

### DOM.RGBA Type

A structure holding an RGBA color.

r
  Integer The red component, in the [0-255] range.
g
  Integer The green component, in the [0-255] range.
b
  Integer The blue component, in the [0-255] range.
a (optional)
  Number The alpha component, in the [0-1] range (default: 1).

### DOM.Quad Type

An array of quad vertices, x immediately followed by y for each point, points clock-wise.

  [Number]

### DOM.BoxModel Type

Box model.

content
  DOM.Quad Content box
padding
  DOM.Quad Padding box
border
  DOM.Quad Border box
margin
  DOM.Quad Margin box
width
  Integer Node width
height
  Integer Node height

### DOM.Rect Type

Rectangle.

x
  Number X coordinate
y
  Number Y coordinate
width
  Number Rectangle width
height
  Number Rectangle height

### DOM.HighlightConfig Type

Configuration data for the highlighting of page elements.

showInfo (optional)
  Boolean Whether the node info tooltip should be shown (default: false).
contentColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The content box highlight fill color (default: transparent).
paddingColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The padding highlight fill color (default: transparent).
borderColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The border highlight fill color (default: transparent).
marginColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The margin highlight fill color (default: transparent).
eventTargetColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The event target element highlight fill color (default: transparent).

### DOM.enable Command

Enables DOM agent for the given page.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.enable
    DOM.enable();

### DOM.disable Command

Disables DOM agent for the given page.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.disable
    DOM.disable();

### DOM.getDocument Command

Returns the root DOM node to the caller.

#### Callback Parameters:

root
  DOM.Node Resulting node.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.getDocument
    DOM.getDocument(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {root}
    });

### DOM.requestChildNodes Command

Requests that children of the node with given id are returned to the caller in form of `setChildNodes` events where not only immediate children are retrieved, but all children down to the specified depth.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to get children for.
depth (optional)
  Integer The maximum depth at which children should be retrieved, defaults to 1. Use -1 for the entire subtree or provide an integer larger than 0.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.requestChildNodes
    DOM.requestChildNodes(nodeId, depth);

### DOM.querySelector Command

Executes `querySelector` on a given node.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to query upon.
selector
  String Selector string.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Query selector result.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.querySelector
    DOM.querySelector(nodeId, selector, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId}
    });

### DOM.querySelectorAll Command

Executes `querySelectorAll` on a given node.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to query upon.
selector
  String Selector string.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeIds
  [DOM.NodeId] Query selector result.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.querySelectorAll
    DOM.querySelectorAll(nodeId, selector, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeIds}
    });

### DOM.setNodeName Command

Sets node name for a node with given id.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to set name for.
name
  String New node's name.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId New node's id.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.setNodeName
    DOM.setNodeName(nodeId, name, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId}
    });

### DOM.setNodeValue Command

Sets node value for a node with given id.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to set value for.
value
  String New node's value.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.setNodeValue
    DOM.setNodeValue(nodeId, value);

### DOM.removeNode Command

Removes node with given id.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to remove.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.removeNode
    DOM.removeNode(nodeId);

### DOM.setAttributeValue Command

Sets attribute for an element with given id.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the element to set attribute for.
name
  String Attribute name.
value
  String Attribute value.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.setAttributeValue
    DOM.setAttributeValue(nodeId, name, value);

### DOM.setAttributesAsText Command

Sets attributes on element with given id. This method is useful when user edits some existing attribute value and types in several attribute name/value pairs.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the element to set attributes for.
text
  String Text with a number of attributes. Will parse this text using HTML parser.
name (optional)
  String Attribute name to replace with new attributes derived from text in case text parsed successfully.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.setAttributesAsText
    DOM.setAttributesAsText(nodeId, text, name);

### DOM.removeAttribute Command

Removes attribute with given name from an element with given id.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the element to remove attribute from.
name
  String Name of the attribute to remove.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.removeAttribute
    DOM.removeAttribute(nodeId, name);

### DOM.getEventListenersForNode Command

Returns event listeners relevant to the node.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to get listeners for.
objectGroup (optional)
  String Symbolic group name for handler value. Handler value is not returned without this parameter specified.

#### Callback Parameters:

listeners
  [DOM.EventListener] Array of relevant listeners.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.getEventListenersForNode
    DOM.getEventListenersForNode(nodeId, objectGroup, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {listeners}
    });

### DOM.getOuterHTML Command

Returns node's HTML markup.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to get markup for.

#### Callback Parameters:

outerHTML
  String Outer HTML markup.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.getOuterHTML
    DOM.getOuterHTML(nodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {outerHTML}
    });

### DOM.setOuterHTML Command

Sets node HTML markup, returns new node id.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to set markup for.
outerHTML
  String Outer HTML markup to set.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.setOuterHTML
    DOM.setOuterHTML(nodeId, outerHTML);

### DOM.performSearch Command

Searches for a given string in the DOM tree. Use `getSearchResults` to access search results or `cancelSearch` to end this search session.

query
  String Plain text or query selector or XPath search query.

#### Callback Parameters:

searchId
  String Unique search session identifier.
resultCount
  Integer Number of search results.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.performSearch
    DOM.performSearch(query, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {searchId, resultCount}
    });

### DOM.getSearchResults Command

Returns search results from given `fromIndex` to given `toIndex` from the sarch with the given identifier.

searchId
  String Unique search session identifier.
fromIndex
  Integer Start index of the search result to be returned.
toIndex
  Integer End index of the search result to be returned.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeIds
  [DOM.NodeId] Ids of the search result nodes.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.getSearchResults
    DOM.getSearchResults(searchId, fromIndex, toIndex, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeIds}
    });

### DOM.discardSearchResults Command

Discards search results from the session with the given id. `getSearchResults` should no longer be called for that search.

searchId
  String Unique search session identifier.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.discardSearchResults
    DOM.discardSearchResults(searchId);

### DOM.requestNode Command

Requests that the node is sent to the caller given the JavaScript node object reference. All nodes that form the path from the node to the root are also sent to the client as a series of `setChildNodes` notifications.

objectId
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId JavaScript object id to convert into node.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Node id for given object.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.requestNode
    DOM.requestNode(objectId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId}
    });

### DOM.setInspectModeEnabled Command

Enters the 'inspect' mode. In this mode, elements that user is hovering over are highlighted. Backend then generates 'inspectNodeRequested' event upon element selection.

enabled
  Boolean True to enable inspection mode, false to disable it.
inspectShadowDOM (optional)
  Boolean True to enable inspection mode for shadow DOM.
highlightConfig (optional)
  DOM.HighlightConfig A descriptor for the highlight appearance of hovered-over nodes. May be omitted if `enabled == false`.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.setInspectModeEnabled
    DOM.setInspectModeEnabled(enabled, inspectShadowDOM, highlightConfig);

### DOM.highlightRect Command

Highlights given rectangle. Coordinates are absolute with respect to the main frame viewport.

x
  Integer X coordinate
y
  Integer Y coordinate
width
  Integer Rectangle width
height
  Integer Rectangle height
color (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The highlight fill color (default: transparent).
outlineColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The highlight outline color (default: transparent).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.highlightRect
    DOM.highlightRect(x, y, width, height, color, outlineColor);

### DOM.highlightQuad Command

Highlights given quad. Coordinates are absolute with respect to the main frame viewport.

quad
  DOM.Quad Quad to highlight
color (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The highlight fill color (default: transparent).
outlineColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The highlight outline color (default: transparent).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.highlightQuad
    DOM.highlightQuad(quad, color, outlineColor);

### DOM.highlightNode Command

Highlights DOM node with given id or with the given JavaScript object wrapper. Either nodeId or objectId must be specified.

highlightConfig
  DOM.HighlightConfig A descriptor for the highlight appearance.
nodeId (optional)
  DOM.NodeId Identifier of the node to highlight.
objectId (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId JavaScript object id of the node to be highlighted.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.highlightNode
    DOM.highlightNode(highlightConfig, nodeId, objectId);

### DOM.hideHighlight Command

Hides DOM node highlight.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.hideHighlight
    DOM.hideHighlight();

### DOM.highlightFrame Command

Highlights owner element of the frame with given id.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Identifier of the frame to highlight.
contentColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The content box highlight fill color (default: transparent).
contentOutlineColor (optional)
  DOM.RGBA The content box highlight outline color (default: transparent).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.highlightFrame
    DOM.highlightFrame(frameId, contentColor, contentOutlineColor);

### DOM.pushNodeByPathToFrontend Command

Requests that the node is sent to the caller given its path. // FIXME, use XPath

path
  String Path to node in the proprietary format.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node for given path.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.pushNodeByPathToFrontend
    DOM.pushNodeByPathToFrontend(path, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId}
    });

### DOM.pushNodeByBackendIdToFrontend Command

Requests that the node is sent to the caller given its backend node id.

backendNodeId
  DOM.BackendNodeId The backend node id of the node.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId The pushed node's id.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.pushNodeByBackendIdToFrontend
    DOM.pushNodeByBackendIdToFrontend(backendNodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId}
    });

### DOM.releaseBackendNodeIds Command

Requests that group of `BackendNodeIds` is released.

nodeGroup
  String The backend node ids group name.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.releaseBackendNodeIds
    DOM.releaseBackendNodeIds(nodeGroup);

### DOM.resolveNode Command

Resolves JavaScript node object for given node id.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to resolve.
objectGroup (optional)
  String Symbolic group name that can be used to release multiple objects.

#### Callback Parameters:

object
  Runtime.RemoteObject JavaScript object wrapper for given node.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.resolveNode
    DOM.resolveNode(nodeId, objectGroup, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {object}
    });

### DOM.getAttributes Command

Returns attributes for the specified node.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to retrieve attibutes for.

#### Callback Parameters:

attributes
  [String] An interleaved array of node attribute names and values.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.getAttributes
    DOM.getAttributes(nodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {attributes}
    });

### DOM.moveTo Command

Moves node into the new container, places it before the given anchor.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to drop.
targetNodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the element to drop into.
insertBeforeNodeId (optional)
  DOM.NodeId Drop node before given one.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId New id of the moved node.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.moveTo
    DOM.moveTo(nodeId, targetNodeId, insertBeforeNodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId}
    });

### DOM.undo Command

Undoes the last performed action.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.undo
    DOM.undo();

### DOM.redo Command

Re-does the last undone action.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.redo
    DOM.redo();

### DOM.markUndoableState Command

Marks last undoable state.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.markUndoableState
    DOM.markUndoableState();

### DOM.focus Command

Focuses the given element.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to focus.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.focus
    DOM.focus(nodeId);

### DOM.setFileInputFiles Command

Sets files for the given file input element.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the file input node to set files for.
files
  [String] Array of file paths to set.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.setFileInputFiles
    DOM.setFileInputFiles(nodeId, files);

### DOM.getBoxModel Command

Returns boxes for the currently selected nodes.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to get box model for.

#### Callback Parameters:

model
  DOM.BoxModel Box model for the node.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.getBoxModel
    DOM.getBoxModel(nodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {model}
    });

### DOM.getNodeForLocation Command

Returns node id at given location.

x
  Integer X coordinate.
y
  Integer Y coordinate.

#### Callback Parameters:

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node at given coordinates.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOM.getNodeForLocation
    DOM.getNodeForLocation(x, y, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId}
    });

### DOM.documentUpdated Event

Fired when `Document` has been totally updated. Node ids are no longer valid.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.documentUpdated
    function onDocumentUpdated(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

### DOM.inspectNodeRequested Event

Fired when the node should be inspected. This happens after call to `setInspectModeEnabled`.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node to inspect.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.inspectNodeRequested
    function onInspectNodeRequested(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId}
    }

### DOM.setChildNodes Event

Fired when backend wants to provide client with the missing DOM structure. This happens upon most of the calls requesting node ids.

parentId
  DOM.NodeId Parent node id to populate with children.
nodes
  [DOM.Node] Child nodes array.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.setChildNodes
    function onSetChildNodes(res) {
    	// res = {parentId, nodes}
    }

### DOM.attributeModified Event

Fired when `Element`'s attribute is modified.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node that has changed.
name
  String Attribute name.
value
  String Attribute value.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.attributeModified
    function onAttributeModified(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId, name, value}
    }

### DOM.attributeRemoved Event

Fired when `Element`'s attribute is removed.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node that has changed.
name
  String A ttribute name.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.attributeRemoved
    function onAttributeRemoved(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId, name}
    }

### DOM.inlineStyleInvalidated Event

Fired when `Element`'s inline style is modified via a CSS property modification.

nodeIds
  [DOM.NodeId] Ids of the nodes for which the inline styles have been invalidated.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.inlineStyleInvalidated
    function onInlineStyleInvalidated(res) {
    	// res = {nodeIds}
    }

### DOM.characterDataModified Event

Mirrors `DOMCharacterDataModified` event.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node that has changed.
characterData
  String New text value.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.characterDataModified
    function onCharacterDataModified(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId, characterData}
    }

### DOM.childNodeCountUpdated Event

Fired when `Container`'s child node count has changed.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node that has changed.
childNodeCount
  Integer New node count.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.childNodeCountUpdated
    function onChildNodeCountUpdated(res) {
    	// res = {nodeId, childNodeCount}
    }

### DOM.childNodeInserted Event

Mirrors `DOMNodeInserted` event.

parentNodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node that has changed.
previousNodeId
  DOM.NodeId If of the previous siblint.
node
  DOM.Node Inserted node data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.childNodeInserted
    function onChildNodeInserted(res) {
    	// res = {parentNodeId, previousNodeId, node}
    }

### DOM.childNodeRemoved Event

Mirrors `DOMNodeRemoved` event.

parentNodeId
  DOM.NodeId Parent id.
nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Id of the node that has been removed.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.childNodeRemoved
    function onChildNodeRemoved(res) {
    	// res = {parentNodeId, nodeId}
    }

### DOM.shadowRootPushed Event

Called when shadow root is pushed into the element.

hostId
  DOM.NodeId Host element id.
root
  DOM.Node Shadow root.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.shadowRootPushed
    function onShadowRootPushed(res) {
    	// res = {hostId, root}
    }

### DOM.shadowRootPopped Event

Called when shadow root is popped from the element.

hostId
  DOM.NodeId Host element id.
rootId
  DOM.NodeId Shadow root id.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.shadowRootPopped
    function onShadowRootPopped(res) {
    	// res = {hostId, rootId}
    }

### DOM.pseudoElementAdded Event

Called when a pseudo element is added to an element.

parentId
  DOM.NodeId Pseudo element's parent element id.
pseudoElement
  DOM.Node The added pseudo element.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.pseudoElementAdded
    function onPseudoElementAdded(res) {
    	// res = {parentId, pseudoElement}
    }

### DOM.pseudoElementRemoved Event

Called when a pseudo element is removed from an element.

parentId
  DOM.NodeId Pseudo element's parent element id.
pseudoElementId
  DOM.NodeId The removed pseudo element id.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOM.pseudoElementRemoved
    function onPseudoElementRemoved(res) {
    	// res = {parentId, pseudoElementId}
    }

# DOMDebugger

DOM debugging allows setting breakpoints on particular DOM operations and events. JavaScript execution will stop on these operations as if there was a regular breakpoint set.

Type

- DOMDebugger.DOMBreakpointType: DOM breakpoint type.

Command

- DOMDebugger.setDOMBreakpoint: Sets breakpoint on particular operation with DOM.
- DOMDebugger.removeDOMBreakpoint: Removes DOM breakpoint that was set using setDOMBreakpoint.
- DOMDebugger.setEventListenerBreakpoint: Sets breakpoint on particular DOM event.
- DOMDebugger.removeEventListenerBreakpoint: Removes breakpoint on particular DOM event.
- DOMDebugger.setInstrumentationBreakpoint: Sets breakpoint on particular native event.
- DOMDebugger.removeInstrumentationBreakpoint: Removes breakpoint on particular native event.
- DOMDebugger.setXHRBreakpoint: Sets breakpoint on XMLHttpRequest.
- DOMDebugger.removeXHRBreakpoint: Removes breakpoint from XMLHttpRequest.

### DOMDebugger.DOMBreakpointType Type

DOM breakpoint type.

  ( subtree-modified | attribute-modified | node-removed )

### DOMDebugger.setDOMBreakpoint Command

Sets breakpoint on particular operation with DOM.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Identifier of the node to set breakpoint on.
type
  DOMDebugger.DOMBreakpointType Type of the operation to stop upon.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMDebugger.setDOMBreakpoint
    DOMDebugger.setDOMBreakpoint(nodeId, type);

### DOMDebugger.removeDOMBreakpoint Command

Removes DOM breakpoint that was set using `setDOMBreakpoint`.

nodeId
  DOM.NodeId Identifier of the node to remove breakpoint from.
type
  DOMDebugger.DOMBreakpointType Type of the breakpoint to remove.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMDebugger.removeDOMBreakpoint
    DOMDebugger.removeDOMBreakpoint(nodeId, type);

### DOMDebugger.setEventListenerBreakpoint Command

Sets breakpoint on particular DOM event.

eventName
  String DOM Event name to stop on (any DOM event will do).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMDebugger.setEventListenerBreakpoint
    DOMDebugger.setEventListenerBreakpoint(eventName);

### DOMDebugger.removeEventListenerBreakpoint Command

Removes breakpoint on particular DOM event.

eventName
  String Event name.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMDebugger.removeEventListenerBreakpoint
    DOMDebugger.removeEventListenerBreakpoint(eventName);

### DOMDebugger.setInstrumentationBreakpoint Command

Sets breakpoint on particular native event.

eventName
  String Instrumentation name to stop on.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMDebugger.setInstrumentationBreakpoint
    DOMDebugger.setInstrumentationBreakpoint(eventName);

### DOMDebugger.removeInstrumentationBreakpoint Command

Removes breakpoint on particular native event.

eventName
  String Instrumentation name to stop on.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMDebugger.removeInstrumentationBreakpoint
    DOMDebugger.removeInstrumentationBreakpoint(eventName);

### DOMDebugger.setXHRBreakpoint Command

Sets breakpoint on XMLHttpRequest.

url
  String Resource URL substring. All XHRs having this substring in the URL will get stopped upon.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMDebugger.setXHRBreakpoint
    DOMDebugger.setXHRBreakpoint(url);

### DOMDebugger.removeXHRBreakpoint Command

Removes breakpoint from XMLHttpRequest.

url
  String Resource URL substring.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMDebugger.removeXHRBreakpoint
    DOMDebugger.removeXHRBreakpoint(url);

# DOMStorage

Query and modify DOM storage.

Type

- DOMStorage.StorageId: DOM Storage identifier.
- DOMStorage.Item: DOM Storage item.

Command

- DOMStorage.enable: Enables storage tracking, storage events will now be delivered to the client.
- DOMStorage.disable: Disables storage tracking, prevents storage events from being sent to the client.
- DOMStorage.getDOMStorageItems
- DOMStorage.setDOMStorageItem
- DOMStorage.removeDOMStorageItem

Event

- DOMStorage.domStorageItemsCleared
- DOMStorage.domStorageItemRemoved
- DOMStorage.domStorageItemAdded
- DOMStorage.domStorageItemUpdated

### DOMStorage.StorageId Type

DOM Storage identifier.

securityOrigin
  String Security origin for the storage.
isLocalStorage
  Boolean Whether the storage is local storage (not session storage).

### DOMStorage.Item Type

DOM Storage item.

  [String]

### DOMStorage.enable Command

Enables storage tracking, storage events will now be delivered to the client.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMStorage.enable
    DOMStorage.enable();

### DOMStorage.disable Command

Disables storage tracking, prevents storage events from being sent to the client.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMStorage.disable
    DOMStorage.disable();

### DOMStorage.getDOMStorageItems Command

storageId
  DOMStorage.StorageId

#### Callback Parameters:

entries
  [DOMStorage.Item]

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMStorage.getDOMStorageItems
    DOMStorage.getDOMStorageItems(storageId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {entries}
    });

### DOMStorage.setDOMStorageItem Command

storageId
  DOMStorage.StorageId
key
  String
value
  String

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMStorage.setDOMStorageItem
    DOMStorage.setDOMStorageItem(storageId, key, value);

### DOMStorage.removeDOMStorageItem Command

storageId
  DOMStorage.StorageId
key
  String

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: DOMStorage.removeDOMStorageItem
    DOMStorage.removeDOMStorageItem(storageId, key);

### DOMStorage.domStorageItemsCleared Event

storageId
  DOMStorage.StorageId

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOMStorage.domStorageItemsCleared
    function onDomStorageItemsCleared(res) {
    	// res = {storageId}
    }

### DOMStorage.domStorageItemRemoved Event

storageId
  DOMStorage.StorageId
key
  String

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOMStorage.domStorageItemRemoved
    function onDomStorageItemRemoved(res) {
    	// res = {storageId, key}
    }

### DOMStorage.domStorageItemAdded Event

storageId
  DOMStorage.StorageId
key
  String
newValue
  String

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOMStorage.domStorageItemAdded
    function onDomStorageItemAdded(res) {
    	// res = {storageId, key, newValue}
    }

### DOMStorage.domStorageItemUpdated Event

storageId
  DOMStorage.StorageId
key
  String
oldValue
  String
newValue
  String

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: DOMStorage.domStorageItemUpdated
    function onDomStorageItemUpdated(res) {
    	// res = {storageId, key, oldValue, newValue}
    }

# Database

Type

- Database.DatabaseId: Unique identifier of Database object.
- Database.Database: Database object.
- Database.Error: Database error.

Command

- Database.enable: Enables database tracking, database events will now be delivered to the client.
- Database.disable: Disables database tracking, prevents database events from being sent to the client.
- Database.getDatabaseTableNames
- Database.executeSQL

Event

- Database.addDatabase

### Database.DatabaseId Type

Unique identifier of Database object.

  String

### Database.Database Type

Database object.

id
  Database.DatabaseId Database ID.
domain
  String Database domain.
name
  String Database name.
version
  String Database version.

### Database.Error Type

Database error.

message
  String Error message.
code
  Integer Error code.

### Database.enable Command

Enables database tracking, database events will now be delivered to the client.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Database.enable
    Database.enable();

### Database.disable Command

Disables database tracking, prevents database events from being sent to the client.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Database.disable
    Database.disable();

### Database.getDatabaseTableNames Command

databaseId
  Database.DatabaseId

#### Callback Parameters:

tableNames
  [String]

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Database.getDatabaseTableNames
    Database.getDatabaseTableNames(databaseId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {tableNames}
    });

### Database.executeSQL Command

databaseId
  Database.DatabaseId
query
  String

#### Callback Parameters:

columnNames (optional)
  [String]
values (optional)
  [Any]
sqlError (optional)
  Database.Error

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Database.executeSQL
    Database.executeSQL(databaseId, query, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {columnNames, values, sqlError}
    });

### Database.addDatabase Event

database
  Database.Database

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Database.addDatabase
    function onAddDatabase(res) {
    	// res = {database}
    }

# Debugger

Debugger domain exposes JavaScript debugging capabilities. It allows setting and removing breakpoints, stepping through execution, exploring stack traces, etc.

Type

- Debugger.BreakpointId: Breakpoint identifier.
- Debugger.ScriptId: Unique script identifier.
- Debugger.CallFrameId: Call frame identifier.
- Debugger.Location: Location in the source code.
- Debugger.FunctionDetails: Information about the function.
- Debugger.CallFrame: JavaScript call frame. Array of call frames form the call stack.
- Debugger.Scope: Scope description.
- Debugger.SetScriptSourceError: Error data for setScriptSource command. compileError is a case type for uncompilable script source error.

Command

- Debugger.enable: Enables debugger for the given page. Clients should not assume that the debugging has been enabled until the result for this command is received.
- Debugger.disable: Disables debugger for given page.
- Debugger.setBreakpointsActive: Activates / deactivates all breakpoints on the page.
- Debugger.setSkipAllPauses: Makes page not interrupt on any pauses (breakpoint, exception, dom exception etc).
- Debugger.setBreakpointByUrl: Sets JavaScript breakpoint at given location specified either by URL or URL regex. Once this command is issued, all existing parsed scripts will have breakpoints resolved and returned in locations property. Further matching script parsing will result in subsequent breakpointResolved events issued. This logical breakpoint will survive page reloads.
- Debugger.setBreakpoint: Sets JavaScript breakpoint at a given location.
- Debugger.removeBreakpoint: Removes JavaScript breakpoint.
- Debugger.continueToLocation: Continues execution until specific location is reached.
- Debugger.stepOver: Steps over the statement.
- Debugger.stepInto: Steps into the function call.
- Debugger.stepOut: Steps out of the function call.
- Debugger.pause: Stops on the next JavaScript statement.
- Debugger.resume: Resumes JavaScript execution.
- Debugger.searchInContent: Searches for given string in script content.
- Debugger.canSetScriptSource: Always returns true.
- Debugger.setScriptSource: Edits JavaScript source live.
- Debugger.restartFrame: Restarts particular call frame from the beginning.
- Debugger.getScriptSource: Returns source for the script with given id.
- Debugger.getFunctionDetails: Returns detailed informtation on given function.
- Debugger.setPauseOnExceptions: Defines pause on exceptions state. Can be set to stop on all exceptions, uncaught exceptions or no exceptions. Initial pause on exceptions state is none.
- Debugger.evaluateOnCallFrame: Evaluates expression on a given call frame.
- Debugger.compileScript: Compiles expression.
- Debugger.runScript: Runs script with given id in a given context.
- Debugger.setOverlayMessage: Sets overlay message.
- Debugger.setVariableValue: Changes value of variable in a callframe or a closure. Either callframe or function must be specified. Object-based scopes are not supported and must be mutated manually.
- Debugger.getStepInPositions: Lists all positions where step-in is possible for a current statement in a specified call frame
- Debugger.getBacktrace: Returns call stack including variables changed since VM was paused. VM must be paused.
- Debugger.skipStackFrames: Makes backend skip steps in the sources with names matching given pattern. VM will try leave blacklisted scripts by performing 'step in' several times, finally resorting to 'step out' if unsuccessful.

Event

- Debugger.globalObjectCleared: Called when global has been cleared and debugger client should reset its state. Happens upon navigation or reload.
- Debugger.scriptParsed: Fired when virtual machine parses script. This event is also fired for all known and uncollected scripts upon enabling debugger.
- Debugger.scriptFailedToParse: Fired when virtual machine fails to parse the script.
- Debugger.breakpointResolved: Fired when breakpoint is resolved to an actual script and location.
- Debugger.paused: Fired when the virtual machine stopped on breakpoint or exception or any other stop criteria.
- Debugger.resumed: Fired when the virtual machine resumed execution.

### Debugger.BreakpointId Type

Breakpoint identifier.

  String

### Debugger.ScriptId Type

Unique script identifier.

  String

### Debugger.CallFrameId Type

Call frame identifier.

  String

### Debugger.Location Type

Location in the source code.

scriptId
  Debugger.ScriptId Script identifier as reported in the `Debugger.scriptParsed`.
lineNumber
  Integer Line number in the script (0-based).
columnNumber (optional)
  Integer Column number in the script (0-based).

### Debugger.FunctionDetails Type

Information about the function.

location
  Debugger.Location Location of the function.
name (optional)
  String Name of the function. Not present for anonymous functions.
displayName (optional)
  String Display name of the function(specified in 'displayName' property on the function object).
inferredName (optional)
  String Name of the function inferred from its initial assignment.
scopeChain (optional)
  [Debugger.Scope] Scope chain for this closure.

### Debugger.CallFrame Type

JavaScript call frame. Array of call frames form the call stack.

callFrameId
  Debugger.CallFrameId Call frame identifier. This identifier is only valid while the virtual machine is paused.
functionName
  String Name of the JavaScript function called on this call frame.
location
  Debugger.Location Location in the source code.
scopeChain
  [Debugger.Scope] Scope chain for this call frame.
this
  Runtime.RemoteObject `this` object for this call frame.

### Debugger.Scope Type

Scope description.

type
  ( global | local | with | closure | catch ) Scope type.
object
  Runtime.RemoteObject Object representing the scope. For `global` and `with` scopes it represents the actual object; for the rest of the scopes, it is artificial transient object enumerating scope variables as its properties.

### Debugger.SetScriptSourceError Type

Error data for setScriptSource command. compileError is a case type for uncompilable script source error.

compileError (optional)
  Object

### Debugger.enable Command

Enables debugger for the given page. Clients should not assume that the debugging has been enabled until the result for this command is received.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.enable
    Debugger.enable();

### Debugger.disable Command

Disables debugger for given page.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.disable
    Debugger.disable();

### Debugger.setBreakpointsActive Command

Activates / deactivates all breakpoints on the page.

active
  Boolean New value for breakpoints active state.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.setBreakpointsActive
    Debugger.setBreakpointsActive(active);

### Debugger.setSkipAllPauses Command

Makes page not interrupt on any pauses (breakpoint, exception, dom exception etc).

skipped
  Boolean New value for skip pauses state.
untilReload (optional)
  Boolean Whether page reload should set skipped to false.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.setSkipAllPauses
    Debugger.setSkipAllPauses(skipped, untilReload);

### Debugger.setBreakpointByUrl Command

Sets JavaScript breakpoint at given location specified either by URL or URL regex. Once this command is issued, all existing parsed scripts will have breakpoints resolved and returned in `locations` property. Further matching script parsing will result in subsequent `breakpointResolved` events issued. This logical breakpoint will survive page reloads.

lineNumber
  Integer Line number to set breakpoint at.
url (optional)
  String URL of the resources to set breakpoint on.
urlRegex (optional)
  String Regex pattern for the URLs of the resources to set breakpoints on. Either `url` or `urlRegex` must be specified.
columnNumber (optional)
  Integer Offset in the line to set breakpoint at.
condition (optional)
  String Expression to use as a breakpoint condition. When specified, debugger will only stop on the breakpoint if this expression evaluates to true.
isAntibreakpoint (optional)
  Boolean Creates pseudo-breakpoint that prevents debugger from pausing on exception at this location.

#### Callback Parameters:

breakpointId
  Debugger.BreakpointId Id of the created breakpoint for further reference.
locations
  [Debugger.Location] List of the locations this breakpoint resolved into upon addition.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.setBreakpointByUrl
    Debugger.setBreakpointByUrl(lineNumber, url, urlRegex, columnNumber, condition, isAntibreakpoint, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {breakpointId, locations}
    });

### Debugger.setBreakpoint Command

Sets JavaScript breakpoint at a given location.

location
  Debugger.Location Location to set breakpoint in.
condition (optional)
  String Expression to use as a breakpoint condition. When specified, debugger will only stop on the breakpoint if this expression evaluates to true.

#### Callback Parameters:

breakpointId
  Debugger.BreakpointId Id of the created breakpoint for further reference.
actualLocation
  Debugger.Location Location this breakpoint resolved into.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.setBreakpoint
    Debugger.setBreakpoint(location, condition, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {breakpointId, actualLocation}
    });

### Debugger.removeBreakpoint Command

Removes JavaScript breakpoint.

breakpointId
  Debugger.BreakpointId

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.removeBreakpoint
    Debugger.removeBreakpoint(breakpointId);

### Debugger.continueToLocation Command

Continues execution until specific location is reached.

location
  Debugger.Location Location to continue to.
interstatementLocation (optional)
  Boolean Allows breakpoints at the intemediate positions inside statements.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.continueToLocation
    Debugger.continueToLocation(location, interstatementLocation);

### Debugger.stepOver Command

Steps over the statement.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.stepOver
    Debugger.stepOver();

### Debugger.stepInto Command

Steps into the function call.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.stepInto
    Debugger.stepInto();

### Debugger.stepOut Command

Steps out of the function call.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.stepOut
    Debugger.stepOut();

### Debugger.pause Command

Stops on the next JavaScript statement.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.pause
    Debugger.pause();

### Debugger.resume Command

Resumes JavaScript execution.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.resume
    Debugger.resume();

### Debugger.searchInContent Command

Searches for given string in script content.

scriptId
  Debugger.ScriptId Id of the script to search in.
query
  String String to search for.
caseSensitive (optional)
  Boolean If true, search is case sensitive.
isRegex (optional)
  Boolean If true, treats string parameter as regex.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  [Page.SearchMatch] List of search matches.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.searchInContent
    Debugger.searchInContent(scriptId, query, caseSensitive, isRegex, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Debugger.canSetScriptSource Command

Always returns true.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Boolean True if `setScriptSource` is supported.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.canSetScriptSource
    Debugger.canSetScriptSource(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Debugger.setScriptSource Command

Edits JavaScript source live.

scriptId
  Debugger.ScriptId Id of the script to edit.
scriptSource
  String New content of the script.
preview (optional)
  Boolean If true the change will not actually be applied. Preview mode may be used to get result description without actually modifying the code.

#### Callback Parameters:

callFrames (optional)
  [Debugger.CallFrame] New stack trace in case editing has happened while VM was stopped.
result (optional)
  Object VM-specific description of the changes applied.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.setScriptSource
    Debugger.setScriptSource(scriptId, scriptSource, preview, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {callFrames, result}
    });

### Debugger.restartFrame Command

Restarts particular call frame from the beginning.

callFrameId
  Debugger.CallFrameId Call frame identifier to evaluate on.

#### Callback Parameters:

callFrames
  [Debugger.CallFrame] New stack trace.
result
  Object VM-specific description.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.restartFrame
    Debugger.restartFrame(callFrameId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {callFrames, result}
    });

### Debugger.getScriptSource Command

Returns source for the script with given id.

scriptId
  Debugger.ScriptId Id of the script to get source for.

#### Callback Parameters:

scriptSource
  String Script source.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.getScriptSource
    Debugger.getScriptSource(scriptId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {scriptSource}
    });

### Debugger.getFunctionDetails Command

Returns detailed informtation on given function.

functionId
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId Id of the function to get location for.

#### Callback Parameters:

details
  Debugger.FunctionDetails Information about the function.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.getFunctionDetails
    Debugger.getFunctionDetails(functionId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {details}
    });

### Debugger.setPauseOnExceptions Command

Defines pause on exceptions state. Can be set to stop on all exceptions, uncaught exceptions or no exceptions. Initial pause on exceptions state is `none`.

state
  ( none | uncaught | all ) Pause on exceptions mode.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.setPauseOnExceptions
    Debugger.setPauseOnExceptions(state);

### Debugger.evaluateOnCallFrame Command

Evaluates expression on a given call frame.

callFrameId
  Debugger.CallFrameId Call frame identifier to evaluate on.
expression
  String Expression to evaluate.
objectGroup (optional)
  String String object group name to put result into (allows rapid releasing resulting object handles using `releaseObjectGroup`).
includeCommandLineAPI (optional)
  Boolean Specifies whether command line API should be available to the evaluated expression, defaults to false.
doNotPauseOnExceptionsAndMuteConsole (optional)
  Boolean Specifies whether evaluation should stop on exceptions and mute console. Overrides setPauseOnException state.
returnByValue (optional)
  Boolean Whether the result is expected to be a JSON object that should be sent by value.
generatePreview (optional)
  Boolean Whether preview should be generated for the result.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Runtime.RemoteObject Object wrapper for the evaluation result.
wasThrown (optional)
  Boolean True if the result was thrown during the evaluation.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.evaluateOnCallFrame
    Debugger.evaluateOnCallFrame(callFrameId, expression, objectGroup, includeCommandLineAPI, doNotPauseOnExceptionsAndMuteConsole, returnByValue, generatePreview, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result, wasThrown}
    });

### Debugger.compileScript Command

Compiles expression.

expression
  String Expression to compile.
sourceURL
  String Source url to be set for the script.

#### Callback Parameters:

scriptId (optional)
  Debugger.ScriptId Id of the script.
syntaxErrorMessage (optional)
  String Syntax error message if compilation failed.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.compileScript
    Debugger.compileScript(expression, sourceURL, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {scriptId, syntaxErrorMessage}
    });

### Debugger.runScript Command

Runs script with given id in a given context.

scriptId
  Debugger.ScriptId Id of the script to run.
contextId (optional)
  Runtime.ExecutionContextId Specifies in which isolated context to perform script run. Each content script lives in an isolated context and this parameter may be used to specify one of those contexts. If the parameter is omitted or 0 the evaluation will be performed in the context of the inspected page.
objectGroup (optional)
  String Symbolic group name that can be used to release multiple objects.
doNotPauseOnExceptionsAndMuteConsole (optional)
  Boolean Specifies whether script run should stop on exceptions and mute console. Overrides setPauseOnException state.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Runtime.RemoteObject Run result.
wasThrown (optional)
  Boolean True if the result was thrown during the script run.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.runScript
    Debugger.runScript(scriptId, contextId, objectGroup, doNotPauseOnExceptionsAndMuteConsole, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result, wasThrown}
    });

### Debugger.setOverlayMessage Command

Sets overlay message.

message (optional)
  String Overlay message to display when paused in debugger.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.setOverlayMessage
    Debugger.setOverlayMessage(message);

### Debugger.setVariableValue Command

Changes value of variable in a callframe or a closure. Either callframe or function must be specified. Object-based scopes are not supported and must be mutated manually.

scopeNumber
  Integer 0-based number of scope as was listed in scope chain. Only 'local', 'closure' and 'catch' scope types are allowed. Other scopes could be manipulated manually.
variableName
  String Variable name.
newValue
  Runtime.CallArgument New variable value.
callFrameId (optional)
  Debugger.CallFrameId Id of callframe that holds variable.
functionObjectId (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId Object id of closure (function) that holds variable.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.setVariableValue
    Debugger.setVariableValue(scopeNumber, variableName, newValue, callFrameId, functionObjectId);

### Debugger.getStepInPositions Command

Lists all positions where step-in is possible for a current statement in a specified call frame

callFrameId
  Debugger.CallFrameId Id of a call frame where the current statement should be analized

#### Callback Parameters:

stepInPositions (optional)
  [Debugger.Location] experimental

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.getStepInPositions
    Debugger.getStepInPositions(callFrameId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {stepInPositions}
    });

### Debugger.getBacktrace Command

Returns call stack including variables changed since VM was paused. VM must be paused.

#### Callback Parameters:

callFrames
  [Debugger.CallFrame] Call stack the virtual machine stopped on.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.getBacktrace
    Debugger.getBacktrace(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {callFrames}
    });

### Debugger.skipStackFrames Command

Makes backend skip steps in the sources with names matching given pattern. VM will try leave blacklisted scripts by performing 'step in' several times, finally resorting to 'step out' if unsuccessful.

script (optional)
  String Regular expression defining the scripts to ignore while stepping.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Debugger.skipStackFrames
    Debugger.skipStackFrames(script);

### Debugger.globalObjectCleared Event

Called when global has been cleared and debugger client should reset its state. Happens upon navigation or reload.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Debugger.globalObjectCleared
    function onGlobalObjectCleared(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

### Debugger.scriptParsed Event

Fired when virtual machine parses script. This event is also fired for all known and uncollected scripts upon enabling debugger.

scriptId
  Debugger.ScriptId Identifier of the script parsed.
url
  String URL or name of the script parsed (if any).
startLine
  Integer Line offset of the script within the resource with given URL (for script tags).
startColumn
  Integer Column offset of the script within the resource with given URL.
endLine
  Integer Last line of the script.
endColumn
  Integer Length of the last line of the script.
isContentScript (optional)
  Boolean Determines whether this script is a user extension script.
sourceMapURL (optional)
  String URL of source map associated with script (if any).
hasSourceURL (optional)
  Boolean True, if this script has sourceURL.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Debugger.scriptParsed
    function onScriptParsed(res) {
    	// res = {scriptId, url, startLine, startColumn, endLine, endColumn, isContentScript, sourceMapURL, hasSourceURL}
    }

### Debugger.scriptFailedToParse Event

Fired when virtual machine fails to parse the script.

url
  String URL of the script that failed to parse.
scriptSource
  String Source text of the script that failed to parse.
startLine
  Integer Line offset of the script within the resource.
errorLine
  Integer Line with error.
errorMessage
  String Parse error message.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Debugger.scriptFailedToParse
    function onScriptFailedToParse(res) {
    	// res = {url, scriptSource, startLine, errorLine, errorMessage}
    }

### Debugger.breakpointResolved Event

Fired when breakpoint is resolved to an actual script and location.

breakpointId
  Debugger.BreakpointId Breakpoint unique identifier.
location
  Debugger.Location Actual breakpoint location.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Debugger.breakpointResolved
    function onBreakpointResolved(res) {
    	// res = {breakpointId, location}
    }

### Debugger.paused Event

Fired when the virtual machine stopped on breakpoint or exception or any other stop criteria.

callFrames
  [Debugger.CallFrame] Call stack the virtual machine stopped on.
reason
  ( XHR | DOM | EventListener | exception | assert | CSPViolation | debugCommand | other ) Pause reason.
data (optional)
  Object Object containing break-specific auxiliary properties.
hitBreakpoints (optional)
  [String] Hit breakpoints IDs

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Debugger.paused
    function onPaused(res) {
    	// res = {callFrames, reason, data, hitBreakpoints}
    }

### Debugger.resumed Event

Fired when the virtual machine resumed execution.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Debugger.resumed
    function onResumed(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

# FileSystem

Type

- FileSystem.Entry: Represents a browser side file or directory.
- FileSystem.Metadata: Represents metadata of a file or entry.

Command

- FileSystem.enable: Enables events from backend.
- FileSystem.disable: Disables events from backend.
- FileSystem.requestFileSystemRoot: Returns root directory of the FileSystem, if exists.
- FileSystem.requestDirectoryContent: Returns content of the directory.
- FileSystem.requestMetadata: Returns metadata of the entry.
- FileSystem.requestFileContent: Returns content of the file. Result should be sliced into [start, end).
- FileSystem.deleteEntry: Deletes specified entry. If the entry is a directory, the agent deletes children recursively.

### FileSystem.Entry Type

Represents a browser side file or directory.

url
  String filesystem: URL for the entry.
name
  String The name of the file or directory.
isDirectory
  Boolean True if the entry is a directory.
mimeType (optional)
  String MIME type of the entry, available for a file only.
resourceType (optional)
  Page.ResourceType ResourceType of the entry, available for a file only.
isTextFile (optional)
  Boolean True if the entry is a text file.

### FileSystem.Metadata Type

Represents metadata of a file or entry.

modificationTime
  Number Modification time.
size
  Number File size. This field is always zero for directories.

### FileSystem.enable Command

Enables events from backend.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: FileSystem.enable
    FileSystem.enable();

### FileSystem.disable Command

Disables events from backend.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: FileSystem.disable
    FileSystem.disable();

### FileSystem.requestFileSystemRoot Command

Returns root directory of the FileSystem, if exists.

origin
  String Security origin of requesting FileSystem. One of frames in current page needs to have this security origin.
type
  ( temporary | persistent ) FileSystem type of requesting FileSystem.

#### Callback Parameters:

errorCode
  Integer 0, if no error. Otherwise, errorCode is set to FileError::ErrorCode value.
root (optional)
  FileSystem.Entry Contains root of the requested FileSystem if the command completed successfully.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: FileSystem.requestFileSystemRoot
    FileSystem.requestFileSystemRoot(origin, type, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {errorCode, root}
    });

### FileSystem.requestDirectoryContent Command

Returns content of the directory.

url
  String URL of the directory that the frontend is requesting to read from.

#### Callback Parameters:

errorCode
  Integer 0, if no error. Otherwise, errorCode is set to FileError::ErrorCode value.
entries (optional)
  [FileSystem.Entry] Contains all entries on directory if the command completed successfully.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: FileSystem.requestDirectoryContent
    FileSystem.requestDirectoryContent(url, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {errorCode, entries}
    });

### FileSystem.requestMetadata Command

Returns metadata of the entry.

url
  String URL of the entry that the frontend is requesting to get metadata from.

#### Callback Parameters:

errorCode
  Integer 0, if no error. Otherwise, errorCode is set to FileError::ErrorCode value.
metadata (optional)
  FileSystem.Metadata Contains metadata of the entry if the command completed successfully.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: FileSystem.requestMetadata
    FileSystem.requestMetadata(url, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {errorCode, metadata}
    });

### FileSystem.requestFileContent Command

Returns content of the file. Result should be sliced into [start, end).

url
  String URL of the file that the frontend is requesting to read from.
readAsText
  Boolean True if the content should be read as text, otherwise the result will be returned as base64 encoded text.
start (optional)
  Integer Specifies the start of range to read.
end (optional)
  Integer Specifies the end of range to read exclusively.
charset (optional)
  String Overrides charset of the content when content is served as text.

#### Callback Parameters:

errorCode
  Integer 0, if no error. Otherwise, errorCode is set to FileError::ErrorCode value.
content (optional)
  String Content of the file.
charset (optional)
  String Charset of the content if it is served as text.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: FileSystem.requestFileContent
    FileSystem.requestFileContent(url, readAsText, start, end, charset, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {errorCode, content, charset}
    });

### FileSystem.deleteEntry Command

Deletes specified entry. If the entry is a directory, the agent deletes children recursively.

url
  String URL of the entry to delete.

#### Callback Parameters:

errorCode
  Integer 0, if no error. Otherwise errorCode is set to FileError::ErrorCode value.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: FileSystem.deleteEntry
    FileSystem.deleteEntry(url, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {errorCode}
    });

# HeapProfiler

Type

- HeapProfiler.ProfileHeader: Profile header.
- HeapProfiler.HeapSnapshotObjectId: Heap snashot object id.

Command

- HeapProfiler.getProfileHeaders
- HeapProfiler.startTrackingHeapObjects
- HeapProfiler.stopTrackingHeapObjects
- HeapProfiler.getHeapSnapshot
- HeapProfiler.removeProfile
- HeapProfiler.clearProfiles
- HeapProfiler.takeHeapSnapshot
- HeapProfiler.collectGarbage
- HeapProfiler.getObjectByHeapObjectId
- HeapProfiler.getHeapObjectId

Event

- HeapProfiler.addProfileHeader
- HeapProfiler.addHeapSnapshotChunk
- HeapProfiler.finishHeapSnapshot
- HeapProfiler.resetProfiles
- HeapProfiler.reportHeapSnapshotProgress
- HeapProfiler.lastSeenObjectId: If heap objects tracking has been started then backend regulary sends a current value for last seen object id and corresponding timestamp. If the were changes in the heap since last event then one or more heapStatsUpdate events will be sent before a new lastSeenObjectId event.
- HeapProfiler.heapStatsUpdate: If heap objects tracking has been started then backend may send update for one or more fragments

### HeapProfiler.ProfileHeader Type

Profile header.

title
  String Profile title.
uid
  Integer Unique identifier of the profile.
maxJSObjectId (optional)
  Integer Last seen JS object Id.

### HeapProfiler.HeapSnapshotObjectId Type

Heap snashot object id.

  String

### HeapProfiler.getProfileHeaders Command

#### Callback Parameters:

headers
  [HeapProfiler.ProfileHeader]

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.getProfileHeaders
    HeapProfiler.getProfileHeaders(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {headers}
    });

### HeapProfiler.startTrackingHeapObjects Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.startTrackingHeapObjects
    HeapProfiler.startTrackingHeapObjects();

### HeapProfiler.stopTrackingHeapObjects Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.stopTrackingHeapObjects
    HeapProfiler.stopTrackingHeapObjects();

### HeapProfiler.getHeapSnapshot Command

uid
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.getHeapSnapshot
    HeapProfiler.getHeapSnapshot(uid);

### HeapProfiler.removeProfile Command

uid
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.removeProfile
    HeapProfiler.removeProfile(uid);

### HeapProfiler.clearProfiles Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.clearProfiles
    HeapProfiler.clearProfiles();

### HeapProfiler.takeHeapSnapshot Command

reportProgress (optional)
  Boolean If true 'reportHeapSnapshotProgress' events will be generated while snapshot is being taken.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.takeHeapSnapshot
    HeapProfiler.takeHeapSnapshot(reportProgress);

### HeapProfiler.collectGarbage Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.collectGarbage
    HeapProfiler.collectGarbage();

### HeapProfiler.getObjectByHeapObjectId Command

objectId
  HeapProfiler.HeapSnapshotObjectId
objectGroup (optional)
  String Symbolic group name that can be used to release multiple objects.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Runtime.RemoteObject Evaluation result.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.getObjectByHeapObjectId
    HeapProfiler.getObjectByHeapObjectId(objectId, objectGroup, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### HeapProfiler.getHeapObjectId Command

objectId
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId Identifier of the object to get heap object id for.

#### Callback Parameters:

heapSnapshotObjectId
  HeapProfiler.HeapSnapshotObjectId Id of the heap snapshot object corresponding to the passed remote object id.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: HeapProfiler.getHeapObjectId
    HeapProfiler.getHeapObjectId(objectId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {heapSnapshotObjectId}
    });

### HeapProfiler.addProfileHeader Event

header
  HeapProfiler.ProfileHeader

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: HeapProfiler.addProfileHeader
    function onAddProfileHeader(res) {
    	// res = {header}
    }

### HeapProfiler.addHeapSnapshotChunk Event

uid
  Integer
chunk
  String

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: HeapProfiler.addHeapSnapshotChunk
    function onAddHeapSnapshotChunk(res) {
    	// res = {uid, chunk}
    }

### HeapProfiler.finishHeapSnapshot Event

uid
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: HeapProfiler.finishHeapSnapshot
    function onFinishHeapSnapshot(res) {
    	// res = {uid}
    }

### HeapProfiler.resetProfiles Event

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: HeapProfiler.resetProfiles
    function onResetProfiles(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

### HeapProfiler.reportHeapSnapshotProgress Event

done
  Integer
total
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: HeapProfiler.reportHeapSnapshotProgress
    function onReportHeapSnapshotProgress(res) {
    	// res = {done, total}
    }

### HeapProfiler.lastSeenObjectId Event

If heap objects tracking has been started then backend regulary sends a current value for last seen object id and corresponding timestamp. If the were changes in the heap since last event then one or more heapStatsUpdate events will be sent before a new lastSeenObjectId event.

lastSeenObjectId
  Integer
timestamp
  Number

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: HeapProfiler.lastSeenObjectId
    function onLastSeenObjectId(res) {
    	// res = {lastSeenObjectId, timestamp}
    }

### HeapProfiler.heapStatsUpdate Event

If heap objects tracking has been started then backend may send update for one or more fragments

statsUpdate
  [Integer] An array of triplets. Each triplet describes a fragment. The first integer is the fragment index, the second integer is a total count of objects for the fragment, the third integer is a total size of the objects for the fragment.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: HeapProfiler.heapStatsUpdate
    function onHeapStatsUpdate(res) {
    	// res = {statsUpdate}
    }

# IndexedDB

Type

- IndexedDB.DatabaseWithObjectStores: Database with an array of object stores.
- IndexedDB.ObjectStore: Object store.
- IndexedDB.ObjectStoreIndex: Object store index.
- IndexedDB.Key: Key.
- IndexedDB.KeyRange: Key range.
- IndexedDB.DataEntry: Data entry.
- IndexedDB.KeyPath: Key path.

Command

- IndexedDB.enable: Enables events from backend.
- IndexedDB.disable: Disables events from backend.
- IndexedDB.requestDatabaseNames: Requests database names for given security origin.
- IndexedDB.requestDatabase: Requests database with given name in given frame.
- IndexedDB.requestData: Requests data from object store or index.
- IndexedDB.clearObjectStore: Clears all entries from an object store.

### IndexedDB.DatabaseWithObjectStores Type

Database with an array of object stores.

name
  String Database name.
version
  String Deprecated string database version.
intVersion
  Integer Integer database version.
objectStores
  [IndexedDB.ObjectStore] Object stores in this database.

### IndexedDB.ObjectStore Type

Object store.

name
  String Object store name.
keyPath
  IndexedDB.KeyPath Object store key path.
autoIncrement
  Boolean If true, object store has auto increment flag set.
indexes
  [IndexedDB.ObjectStoreIndex] Indexes in this object store.

### IndexedDB.ObjectStoreIndex Type

Object store index.

name
  String Index name.
keyPath
  IndexedDB.KeyPath Index key path.
unique
  Boolean If true, index is unique.
multiEntry
  Boolean If true, index allows multiple entries for a key.

### IndexedDB.Key Type

Key.

type
  ( number | string | date | array ) Key type.
number (optional)
  Number Number value.
string (optional)
  String String value.
date (optional)
  Number Date value.
array (optional)
  [IndexedDB.Key] Array value.

### IndexedDB.KeyRange Type

Key range.

lower (optional)
  IndexedDB.Key Lower bound.
upper (optional)
  IndexedDB.Key Upper bound.
lowerOpen
  Boolean If true lower bound is open.
upperOpen
  Boolean If true upper bound is open.

### IndexedDB.DataEntry Type

Data entry.

key
  Runtime.RemoteObject Key.
primaryKey
  Runtime.RemoteObject Primary key.
value
  Runtime.RemoteObject Value.

### IndexedDB.KeyPath Type

Key path.

type
  ( null | string | array ) Key path type.
string (optional)
  String String value.
array (optional)
  [String] Array value.

### IndexedDB.enable Command

Enables events from backend.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: IndexedDB.enable
    IndexedDB.enable();

### IndexedDB.disable Command

Disables events from backend.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: IndexedDB.disable
    IndexedDB.disable();

### IndexedDB.requestDatabaseNames Command

Requests database names for given security origin.

securityOrigin
  String Security origin.

#### Callback Parameters:

databaseNames
  [String] Database names for origin.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: IndexedDB.requestDatabaseNames
    IndexedDB.requestDatabaseNames(securityOrigin, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {databaseNames}
    });

### IndexedDB.requestDatabase Command

Requests database with given name in given frame.

securityOrigin
  String Security origin.
databaseName
  String Database name.

#### Callback Parameters:

databaseWithObjectStores
  IndexedDB.DatabaseWithObjectStores Database with an array of object stores.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: IndexedDB.requestDatabase
    IndexedDB.requestDatabase(securityOrigin, databaseName, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {databaseWithObjectStores}
    });

### IndexedDB.requestData Command

Requests data from object store or index.

securityOrigin
  String Security origin.
databaseName
  String Database name.
objectStoreName
  String Object store name.
indexName
  String Index name, empty string for object store data requests.
skipCount
  Integer Number of records to skip.
pageSize
  Integer Number of records to fetch.
keyRange (optional)
  IndexedDB.KeyRange Key range.

#### Callback Parameters:

objectStoreDataEntries
  [IndexedDB.DataEntry] Array of object store data entries.
hasMore
  Boolean If true, there are more entries to fetch in the given range.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: IndexedDB.requestData
    IndexedDB.requestData(securityOrigin, databaseName, objectStoreName, indexName, skipCount, pageSize, keyRange, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {objectStoreDataEntries, hasMore}
    });

### IndexedDB.clearObjectStore Command

Clears all entries from an object store.

securityOrigin
  String Security origin.
databaseName
  String Database name.
objectStoreName
  String Object store name.

#### Callback Parameters:

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: IndexedDB.clearObjectStore
    IndexedDB.clearObjectStore(securityOrigin, databaseName, objectStoreName, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {}
    });

# Input

Type

- Input.TouchPoint

Command

- Input.dispatchKeyEvent: Dispatches a key event to the page.
- Input.dispatchMouseEvent: Dispatches a mouse event to the page.
- Input.dispatchTouchEvent: Dispatches a touch event to the page.
- Input.dispatchGestureEvent: Dispatches a gesture event to the page.

### Input.TouchPoint Type

state
  ( touchPressed | touchReleased | touchMoved | touchStationary | touchCancelled ) State of the touch point.
x
  Integer X coordinate of the event relative to the main frame's viewport.
y
  Integer Y coordinate of the event relative to the main frame's viewport. 0 refers to the top of the viewport and Y increases as it proceeds towards the bottom of the viewport.
radiusX (optional)
  Integer X radius of the touch area (default: 1).
radiusY (optional)
  Integer Y radius of the touch area (default: 1).
rotationAngle (optional)
  Number Rotation angle (default: 0.0).
force (optional)
  Number Force (default: 1.0).
id (optional)
  Number Identifier used to track touch sources between events, must be unique within an event.

### Input.dispatchKeyEvent Command

Dispatches a key event to the page.

type
  ( keyDown | keyUp | rawKeyDown | char ) Type of the key event.
modifiers (optional)
  Integer Bit field representing pressed modifier keys. Alt=1, Ctrl=2, Meta/Command=4, Shift=8 (default: 0).
timestamp (optional)
  Number Time at which the event occurred. Measured in UTC time in seconds since January 1, 1970 (default: current time).
text (optional)
  String Text as generated by processing a virtual key code with a keyboard layout. Not needed for for `keyUp` and `rawKeyDown` events (default: "")
unmodifiedText (optional)
  String Text that would have been generated by the keyboard if no modifiers were pressed (except for shift). Useful for shortcut (accelerator) key handling (default: "").
keyIdentifier (optional)
  String Unique key identifier (e.g., 'U+0041') (default: "").
windowsVirtualKeyCode (optional)
  Integer Windows virtual key code (default: 0).
nativeVirtualKeyCode (optional)
  Integer Native virtual key code (default: 0).
macCharCode (optional)
  Integer Mac character code (default: 0).
autoRepeat (optional)
  Boolean Whether the event was generated from auto repeat (default: false).
isKeypad (optional)
  Boolean Whether the event was generated from the keypad (default: false).
isSystemKey (optional)
  Boolean Whether the event was a system key event (default: false).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Input.dispatchKeyEvent
    Input.dispatchKeyEvent(type, modifiers, timestamp, text, unmodifiedText, keyIdentifier, windowsVirtualKeyCode, nativeVirtualKeyCode, macCharCode, autoRepeat, isKeypad, isSystemKey);

### Input.dispatchMouseEvent Command

Dispatches a mouse event to the page.

type
  ( mousePressed | mouseReleased | mouseMoved ) Type of the mouse event.
x
  Integer X coordinate of the event relative to the main frame's viewport.
y
  Integer Y coordinate of the event relative to the main frame's viewport. 0 refers to the top of the viewport and Y increases as it proceeds towards the bottom of the viewport.
modifiers (optional)
  Integer Bit field representing pressed modifier keys. Alt=1, Ctrl=2, Meta/Command=4, Shift=8 (default: 0).
timestamp (optional)
  Number Time at which the event occurred. Measured in UTC time in seconds since January 1, 1970 (default: current time).
button (optional)
  ( none | left | middle | right ) Mouse button (default: "none").
clickCount (optional)
  Integer Number of times the mouse button was clicked (default: 0).
deviceSpace (optional)
  Boolean If true, x and y are given in dip wrt current viewport.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Input.dispatchMouseEvent
    Input.dispatchMouseEvent(type, x, y, modifiers, timestamp, button, clickCount, deviceSpace);

### Input.dispatchTouchEvent Command

Dispatches a touch event to the page.

type
  ( touchStart | touchEnd | touchMove ) Type of the touch event.
touchPoints
  [Input.TouchPoint] Touch points.
modifiers (optional)
  Integer Bit field representing pressed modifier keys. Alt=1, Ctrl=2, Meta/Command=4, Shift=8 (default: 0).
timestamp (optional)
  Number Time at which the event occurred. Measured in UTC time in seconds since January 1, 1970 (default: current time).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Input.dispatchTouchEvent
    Input.dispatchTouchEvent(type, touchPoints, modifiers, timestamp);

### Input.dispatchGestureEvent Command

Dispatches a gesture event to the page.

type
  ( scrollBegin | scrollEnd | scrollUpdate | tapDown | tap | pinchBegin | pinchEnd | pinchUpdate ) Type of the gesture event.
x
  Integer X coordinate relative to the screen's viewport.
y
  Integer Y coordinate relative to the screen's viewport.
timestamp (optional)
  Number Time at which the event occurred. Measured in UTC time in seconds since January 1, 1970 (default: current time).
deltaX (optional)
  Integer Delta X where apllies.
deltaY (optional)
  Integer Delta Y where apllies.
pinchScale (optional)
  Number Pinch scale.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Input.dispatchGestureEvent
    Input.dispatchGestureEvent(type, x, y, timestamp, deltaX, deltaY, pinchScale);

# Inspector

Command

- Inspector.enable: Enables inspector domain notifications.
- Inspector.disable: Disables inspector domain notifications.
- Inspector.reset: Resets all domains.

Event

- Inspector.evaluateForTestInFrontend
- Inspector.inspect
- Inspector.detached: Fired when remote debugging connection is about to be terminated. Contains detach reason.
- Inspector.targetCrashed: Fired when debugging target has crashed

### Inspector.enable Command

Enables inspector domain notifications.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Inspector.enable
    Inspector.enable();

### Inspector.disable Command

Disables inspector domain notifications.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Inspector.disable
    Inspector.disable();

### Inspector.reset Command

Resets all domains.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Inspector.reset
    Inspector.reset();

### Inspector.evaluateForTestInFrontend Event

testCallId
  Integer
script
  String

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Inspector.evaluateForTestInFrontend
    function onEvaluateForTestInFrontend(res) {
    	// res = {testCallId, script}
    }

### Inspector.inspect Event

object
  Runtime.RemoteObject
hints
  Object

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Inspector.inspect
    function onInspect(res) {
    	// res = {object, hints}
    }

### Inspector.detached Event

Fired when remote debugging connection is about to be terminated. Contains detach reason.

reason
  String The reason why connection has been terminated.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Inspector.detached
    function onDetached(res) {
    	// res = {reason}
    }

### Inspector.targetCrashed Event

Fired when debugging target has crashed

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Inspector.targetCrashed
    function onTargetCrashed(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

# LayerTree

Type

- LayerTree.LayerId: Unique RenderLayer identifier.
- LayerTree.Layer: Information about a compositing layer.

Command

- LayerTree.enable: Enables compositing tree inspection.
- LayerTree.disable: Disables compositing tree inspection.
- LayerTree.getLayers: Returns the layer tree structure of the current page.
- LayerTree.compositingReasons: Provides the reasons why the given layer was composited.

Event

- LayerTree.layerTreeDidChange

### LayerTree.LayerId Type

Unique RenderLayer identifier.

  String

### LayerTree.Layer Type

Information about a compositing layer.

layerId
  LayerTree.LayerId The unique id for this layer.
parentLayerId (optional)
  LayerTree.LayerId The id of parent (not present for root).
nodeId (optional)
  DOM.NodeId The id for the node associated with this layer.
offsetX
  Number Offset from parent layer, X coordinate.
offsetY
  Number Offset from parent layer, X coordinate.
width
  Number Layer width.
height
  Number Layer height.
transform (optional)
  [Number] Transformation matrix for layer, default is identity matrix
anchorX (optional)
  Number Transform anchor point X, absent if no transform specified
anchorY (optional)
  Number Transform anchor point Y, absent if no transform specified
anchorZ (optional)
  Number Transform anchor point Z, absent if no transform specified
paintCount
  Integer Indicates how many time this layer has painted.
invisible (optional)
  Boolean Set if layer is not visible.

### LayerTree.enable Command

Enables compositing tree inspection.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: LayerTree.enable
    LayerTree.enable();

### LayerTree.disable Command

Disables compositing tree inspection.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: LayerTree.disable
    LayerTree.disable();

### LayerTree.getLayers Command

Returns the layer tree structure of the current page.

nodeId (optional)
  DOM.NodeId Root of the subtree for which we want to gather layers (return entire tree if not specified)

#### Callback Parameters:

layers
  [LayerTree.Layer] Child layers.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: LayerTree.getLayers
    LayerTree.getLayers(nodeId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {layers}
    });

### LayerTree.compositingReasons Command

Provides the reasons why the given layer was composited.

layerId
  LayerTree.LayerId The id of the layer for which we want to get the reasons it was composited.

#### Callback Parameters:

compositingReasons
  [String] A list of strings specifying reasons for the given layer to become composited.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: LayerTree.compositingReasons
    LayerTree.compositingReasons(layerId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {compositingReasons}
    });

### LayerTree.layerTreeDidChange Event

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: LayerTree.layerTreeDidChange
    function onLayerTreeDidChange(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

# Memory

Type

- Memory.MemoryBlock
- Memory.HeapSnapshotChunk

Command

- Memory.getDOMCounters

Event

- Memory.addNativeSnapshotChunk

### Memory.MemoryBlock Type

size (optional)
  Number Size of the block in bytes if available
name
  String Unique name used to identify the component that allocated this block
children (optional)
  [Memory.MemoryBlock]

### Memory.HeapSnapshotChunk Type

strings
  [String] An array of strings that were found since last update.
nodes
  [Integer] An array of nodes that were found since last update.
edges
  [Integer] An array of edges that were found since last update.
baseToRealNodeId
  [Integer] An array of integers for nodeId remapping. Even nodeId has to be mapped to the following odd nodeId.

### Memory.getDOMCounters Command

#### Callback Parameters:

documents
  Integer
nodes
  Integer
jsEventListeners
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Memory.getDOMCounters
    Memory.getDOMCounters(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {documents, nodes, jsEventListeners}
    });

### Memory.addNativeSnapshotChunk Event

chunk
  Memory.HeapSnapshotChunk A chunk of the serialized the snapshot.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Memory.addNativeSnapshotChunk
    function onAddNativeSnapshotChunk(res) {
    	// res = {chunk}
    }

# Network

Network domain allows tracking network activities of the page. It exposes information about http, file, data and other requests and responses, their headers, bodies, timing, etc.

Type

- Network.LoaderId: Unique loader identifier.
- Network.RequestId: Unique request identifier.
- Network.Timestamp: Number of seconds since epoch.
- Network.Headers: Request / response headers as keys / values of JSON object.
- Network.ResourceTiming: Timing information for the request.
- Network.Request: HTTP request data.
- Network.Response: HTTP response data.
- Network.WebSocketRequest: WebSocket request data.
- Network.WebSocketResponse: WebSocket response data.
- Network.WebSocketFrame: WebSocket frame data.
- Network.CachedResource: Information about the cached resource.
- Network.Initiator: Information about the request initiator.

Command

- Network.enable: Enables network tracking, network events will now be delivered to the client.
- Network.disable: Disables network tracking, prevents network events from being sent to the client.
- Network.setUserAgentOverride: Allows overriding user agent with the given string.
- Network.setExtraHTTPHeaders: Specifies whether to always send extra HTTP headers with the requests from this page.
- Network.getResponseBody: Returns content served for the given request.
- Network.replayXHR: This method sends a new XMLHttpRequest which is identical to the original one. The following parameters should be identical: method, url, async, request body, extra headers, withCredentials attribute, user, password.
- Network.canClearBrowserCache: Tells whether clearing browser cache is supported.
- Network.clearBrowserCache: Clears browser cache.
- Network.canClearBrowserCookies: Tells whether clearing browser cookies is supported.
- Network.clearBrowserCookies: Clears browser cookies.
- Network.setCacheDisabled: Toggles ignoring cache for each request. If true, cache will not be used.
- Network.loadResourceForFrontend: Loads a resource in the context of a frame on the inspected page without cross origin checks.

Event

- Network.requestWillBeSent: Fired when page is about to send HTTP request.
- Network.requestServedFromCache: Fired if request ended up loading from cache.
- Network.responseReceived: Fired when HTTP response is available.
- Network.dataReceived: Fired when data chunk was received over the network.
- Network.loadingFinished: Fired when HTTP request has finished loading.
- Network.loadingFailed: Fired when HTTP request has failed to load.
- Network.webSocketWillSendHandshakeRequest: Fired when WebSocket is about to initiate handshake.
- Network.webSocketHandshakeResponseReceived: Fired when WebSocket handshake response becomes available.
- Network.webSocketCreated: Fired upon WebSocket creation.
- Network.webSocketClosed: Fired when WebSocket is closed.
- Network.webSocketFrameReceived: Fired when WebSocket frame is received.
- Network.webSocketFrameError: Fired when WebSocket frame error occurs.
- Network.webSocketFrameSent: Fired when WebSocket frame is sent.

### Network.LoaderId Type

Unique loader identifier.

  String

### Network.RequestId Type

Unique request identifier.

  String

### Network.Timestamp Type

Number of seconds since epoch.

  Number

### Network.Headers Type

Request / response headers as keys / values of JSON object.

### Network.ResourceTiming Type

Timing information for the request.

requestTime
  Number Timing's requestTime is a baseline in seconds, while the other numbers are ticks in milliseconds relatively to this requestTime.
proxyStart
  Number Started resolving proxy.
proxyEnd
  Number Finished resolving proxy.
dnsStart
  Number Started DNS address resolve.
dnsEnd
  Number Finished DNS address resolve.
connectStart
  Number Started connecting to the remote host.
connectEnd
  Number Connected to the remote host.
sslStart
  Number Started SSL handshake.
sslEnd
  Number Finished SSL handshake.
sendStart
  Number Started sending request.
sendEnd
  Number Finished sending request.
receiveHeadersEnd
  Number Finished receiving response headers.

### Network.Request Type

HTTP request data.

url
  String Request URL.
method
  String HTTP request method.
headers
  Network.Headers HTTP request headers.
postData (optional)
  String HTTP POST request data.

### Network.Response Type

HTTP response data.

url
  String Response URL. This URL can be different from CachedResource.url in case of redirect.
status
  Number HTTP response status code.
statusText
  String HTTP response status text.
headers
  Network.Headers HTTP response headers.
headersText (optional)
  String HTTP response headers text.
mimeType
  String Resource mimeType as determined by the browser.
requestHeaders (optional)
  Network.Headers Refined HTTP request headers that were actually transmitted over the network.
requestHeadersText (optional)
  String HTTP request headers text.
connectionReused
  Boolean Specifies whether physical connection was actually reused for this request.
connectionId
  Number Physical connection id that was actually used for this request.
fromDiskCache (optional)
  Boolean Specifies that the request was served from the disk cache.
timing (optional)
  Network.ResourceTiming Timing information for the given request.

### Network.WebSocketRequest Type

WebSocket request data.

headers
  Network.Headers HTTP response headers.

### Network.WebSocketResponse Type

WebSocket response data.

status
  Number HTTP response status code.
statusText
  String HTTP response status text.
headers
  Network.Headers HTTP response headers.

### Network.WebSocketFrame Type

WebSocket frame data.

opcode
  Number WebSocket frame opcode.
mask
  Boolean WebSocke frame mask.
payloadData
  String WebSocke frame payload data.

### Network.CachedResource Type

Information about the cached resource.

url
  String Resource URL. This is the url of the original network request.
type
  Page.ResourceType Type of this resource.
response (optional)
  Network.Response Cached response data.
bodySize
  Number Cached response body size.

### Network.Initiator Type

Information about the request initiator.

type
  ( parser | script | other ) Type of this initiator.
stackTrace (optional)
  Console.StackTrace Initiator JavaScript stack trace, set for Script only.
url (optional)
  String Initiator URL, set for Parser type only.
lineNumber (optional)
  Number Initiator line number, set for Parser type only.

### Network.enable Command

Enables network tracking, network events will now be delivered to the client.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.enable
    Network.enable();

### Network.disable Command

Disables network tracking, prevents network events from being sent to the client.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.disable
    Network.disable();

### Network.setUserAgentOverride Command

Allows overriding user agent with the given string.

userAgent
  String User agent to use.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.setUserAgentOverride
    Network.setUserAgentOverride(userAgent);

### Network.setExtraHTTPHeaders Command

Specifies whether to always send extra HTTP headers with the requests from this page.

headers
  Network.Headers Map with extra HTTP headers.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.setExtraHTTPHeaders
    Network.setExtraHTTPHeaders(headers);

### Network.getResponseBody Command

Returns content served for the given request.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Identifier of the network request to get content for.

#### Callback Parameters:

body
  String Response body.
base64Encoded
  Boolean True, if content was sent as base64.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.getResponseBody
    Network.getResponseBody(requestId, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {body, base64Encoded}
    });

### Network.replayXHR Command

This method sends a new XMLHttpRequest which is identical to the original one. The following parameters should be identical: method, url, async, request body, extra headers, withCredentials attribute, user, password.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Identifier of XHR to replay.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.replayXHR
    Network.replayXHR(requestId);

### Network.canClearBrowserCache Command

Tells whether clearing browser cache is supported.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Boolean True if browser cache can be cleared.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.canClearBrowserCache
    Network.canClearBrowserCache(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Network.clearBrowserCache Command

Clears browser cache.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.clearBrowserCache
    Network.clearBrowserCache();

### Network.canClearBrowserCookies Command

Tells whether clearing browser cookies is supported.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Boolean True if browser cookies can be cleared.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.canClearBrowserCookies
    Network.canClearBrowserCookies(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Network.clearBrowserCookies Command

Clears browser cookies.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.clearBrowserCookies
    Network.clearBrowserCookies();

### Network.setCacheDisabled Command

Toggles ignoring cache for each request. If `true`, cache will not be used.

cacheDisabled
  Boolean Cache disabled state.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.setCacheDisabled
    Network.setCacheDisabled(cacheDisabled);

### Network.loadResourceForFrontend Command

Loads a resource in the context of a frame on the inspected page without cross origin checks.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Frame to load the resource from.
url
  String URL of the resource to load.
requestHeaders (optional)
  Network.Headers Request headers.

#### Callback Parameters:

statusCode
  Number HTTP status code.
responseHeaders
  Network.Headers Response headers.
content
  String Resource content.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Network.loadResourceForFrontend
    Network.loadResourceForFrontend(frameId, url, requestHeaders, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {statusCode, responseHeaders, content}
    });

### Network.requestWillBeSent Event

Fired when page is about to send HTTP request.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
frameId
  Page.FrameId Frame identifier.
loaderId
  Network.LoaderId Loader identifier.
documentURL
  String URL of the document this request is loaded for.
request
  Network.Request Request data.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
initiator
  Network.Initiator Request initiator.
redirectResponse (optional)
  Network.Response Redirect response data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.requestWillBeSent
    function onRequestWillBeSent(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, frameId, loaderId, documentURL, request, timestamp, initiator, redirectResponse}
    }

### Network.requestServedFromCache Event

Fired if request ended up loading from cache.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.requestServedFromCache
    function onRequestServedFromCache(res) {
    	// res = {requestId}
    }

### Network.responseReceived Event

Fired when HTTP response is available.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
frameId
  Page.FrameId Frame identifier.
loaderId
  Network.LoaderId Loader identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
type
  Page.ResourceType Resource type.
response
  Network.Response Response data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.responseReceived
    function onResponseReceived(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, frameId, loaderId, timestamp, type, response}
    }

### Network.dataReceived Event

Fired when data chunk was received over the network.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
dataLength
  Integer Data chunk length.
encodedDataLength
  Integer Actual bytes received (might be less than dataLength for compressed encodings).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.dataReceived
    function onDataReceived(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp, dataLength, encodedDataLength}
    }

### Network.loadingFinished Event

Fired when HTTP request has finished loading.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.loadingFinished
    function onLoadingFinished(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp}
    }

### Network.loadingFailed Event

Fired when HTTP request has failed to load.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
errorText
  String User friendly error message.
canceled (optional)
  Boolean True if loading was canceled.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.loadingFailed
    function onLoadingFailed(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp, errorText, canceled}
    }

### Network.webSocketWillSendHandshakeRequest Event

Fired when WebSocket is about to initiate handshake.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
request
  Network.WebSocketRequest WebSocket request data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.webSocketWillSendHandshakeRequest
    function onWebSocketWillSendHandshakeRequest(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp, request}
    }

### Network.webSocketHandshakeResponseReceived Event

Fired when WebSocket handshake response becomes available.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
response
  Network.WebSocketResponse WebSocket response data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.webSocketHandshakeResponseReceived
    function onWebSocketHandshakeResponseReceived(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp, response}
    }

### Network.webSocketCreated Event

Fired upon WebSocket creation.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
url
  String WebSocket request URL.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.webSocketCreated
    function onWebSocketCreated(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, url}
    }

### Network.webSocketClosed Event

Fired when WebSocket is closed.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.webSocketClosed
    function onWebSocketClosed(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp}
    }

### Network.webSocketFrameReceived Event

Fired when WebSocket frame is received.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
response
  Network.WebSocketFrame WebSocket response data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.webSocketFrameReceived
    function onWebSocketFrameReceived(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp, response}
    }

### Network.webSocketFrameError Event

Fired when WebSocket frame error occurs.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
errorMessage
  String WebSocket frame error message.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.webSocketFrameError
    function onWebSocketFrameError(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp, errorMessage}
    }

### Network.webSocketFrameSent Event

Fired when WebSocket frame is sent.

requestId
  Network.RequestId Request identifier.
timestamp
  Network.Timestamp Timestamp.
response
  Network.WebSocketFrame WebSocket response data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Network.webSocketFrameSent
    function onWebSocketFrameSent(res) {
    	// res = {requestId, timestamp, response}
    }

# Page

Actions and events related to the inspected page belong to the page domain.

Type

- Page.ResourceType: Resource type as it was perceived by the rendering engine.
- Page.FrameId: Unique frame identifier.
- Page.Frame: Information about the Frame on the page.
- Page.FrameResourceTree: Information about the Frame hierarchy along with their cached resources.
- Page.SearchMatch: Search match for resource.
- Page.SearchResult: Search result for resource.
- Page.Cookie: Cookie object
- Page.ScriptIdentifier: Unique script identifier.
- Page.NavigationEntry: Navigation history entry.

Command

- Page.enable: Enables page domain notifications.
- Page.disable: Disables page domain notifications.
- Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnLoad
- Page.removeScriptToEvaluateOnLoad
- Page.reload: Reloads given page optionally ignoring the cache.
- Page.navigate: Navigates current page to the given URL.
- Page.getNavigationHistory: Returns navigation history for the current page.
- Page.navigateToHistoryEntry: Navigates current page to the given history entry.
- Page.getCookies: Returns all browser cookies. Depending on the backend support, will either return detailed cookie information in the cookie field or string cookie representation using cookieString.
- Page.deleteCookie: Deletes browser cookie with given name, domain and path.
- Page.getResourceTree: Returns present frame / resource tree structure.
- Page.getResourceContent: Returns content of the given resource.
- Page.searchInResource: Searches for given string in resource content.
- Page.searchInResources: Searches for given string in frame / resource tree structure.
- Page.setDocumentContent: Sets given markup as the document's HTML.
- Page.setDeviceMetricsOverride: Overrides the values of device screen dimensions (window.screen.width, window.screen.height, window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight, and "device-width"/"device-height"-related CSS media query results) and the font scale factor.
- Page.setShowPaintRects: Requests that backend shows paint rectangles
- Page.setShowDebugBorders: Requests that backend shows debug borders on layers
- Page.setShowFPSCounter: Requests that backend shows the FPS counter
- Page.setContinuousPaintingEnabled: Requests that backend enables continuous painting
- Page.setShowScrollBottleneckRects: Requests that backend shows scroll bottleneck rects
- Page.getScriptExecutionStatus: Determines if scripts can be executed in the page.
- Page.setScriptExecutionDisabled: Switches script execution in the page.
- Page.setGeolocationOverride: Overrides the Geolocation Position or Error.
- Page.clearGeolocationOverride: Clears the overriden Geolocation Position and Error.
- Page.setDeviceOrientationOverride: Overrides the Device Orientation.
- Page.clearDeviceOrientationOverride: Clears the overridden Device Orientation.
- Page.setTouchEmulationEnabled: Toggles mouse event-based touch event emulation.
- Page.setEmulatedMedia: Emulates the given media for CSS media queries.
- Page.captureScreenshot: Capture page screenshot.
- Page.startScreencast: Starts sending each frame using the screencastFrame event.
- Page.stopScreencast: Stops sending each frame in the screencastFrame.
- Page.handleJavaScriptDialog: Accepts or dismisses a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload).
- Page.setShowViewportSizeOnResize: Paints viewport size upon main frame resize.
- Page.setForceCompositingMode: Force accelerated compositing mode for inspected page.

Event

- Page.domContentEventFired
- Page.loadEventFired
- Page.frameAttached: Fired when frame has been attached to its parent.
- Page.frameNavigated: Fired once navigation of the frame has completed. Frame is now associated with the new loader.
- Page.frameDetached: Fired when frame has been detached from its parent.
- Page.frameStartedLoading: Fired when frame has started loading.
- Page.frameStoppedLoading: Fired when frame has stopped loading.
- Page.frameScheduledNavigation: Fired when frame schedules a potential navigation.
- Page.frameClearedScheduledNavigation: Fired when frame no longer has a scheduled navigation.
- Page.javascriptDialogOpening: Fired when a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload) is about to open.
- Page.javascriptDialogClosed: Fired when a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload) has been closed.
- Page.scriptsEnabled: Fired when the JavaScript is enabled/disabled on the page
- Page.screencastFrame: Compressed image data requested by the startScreencast.
- Page.screencastVisibilityChanged: Fired when the page with currently enabled screencast was shown or hidden .

### Page.ResourceType Type

Resource type as it was perceived by the rendering engine.

  ( Document | Stylesheet | Image | Font | Script | XHR | WebSocket | Other )

### Page.FrameId Type

Unique frame identifier.

  String

### Page.Frame Type

Information about the Frame on the page.

id
  String Frame unique identifier.
parentId (optional)
  String Parent frame identifier.
loaderId
  Network.LoaderId Identifier of the loader associated with this frame.
name (optional)
  String Frame's name as specified in the tag.
url
  String Frame document's URL.
securityOrigin
  String Frame document's security origin.
mimeType
  String Frame document's mimeType as determined by the browser.

### Page.FrameResourceTree Type

Information about the Frame hierarchy along with their cached resources.

frame
  Page.Frame Frame information for this tree item.
childFrames (optional)
  [Page.FrameResourceTree] Child frames.
resources
  [Object] Information about frame resources.

### Page.SearchMatch Type

Search match for resource.

lineNumber
  Number Line number in resource content.
lineContent
  String Line with match content.

### Page.SearchResult Type

Search result for resource.

url
  String Resource URL.
frameId
  Page.FrameId Resource frame id.
matchesCount
  Number Number of matches in the resource content.

### Page.Cookie Type

Cookie object

name
  String Cookie name.
value
  String Cookie value.
domain
  String Cookie domain.
path
  String Cookie path.
expires
  Number Cookie expires.
size
  Integer Cookie size.
httpOnly
  Boolean True if cookie is http-only.
secure
  Boolean True if cookie is secure.
session
  Boolean True in case of session cookie.

### Page.ScriptIdentifier Type

Unique script identifier.

  String

### Page.NavigationEntry Type

Navigation history entry.

id
  Integer Unique id of the navigation history entry.
url
  String URL of the navigation history entry.
title
  String Title of the navigation history entry.

### Page.enable Command

Enables page domain notifications.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.enable
    Page.enable();

### Page.disable Command

Disables page domain notifications.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.disable
    Page.disable();

### Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnLoad Command

scriptSource
  String

#### Callback Parameters:

identifier
  Page.ScriptIdentifier Identifier of the added script.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnLoad
    Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnLoad(scriptSource, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {identifier}
    });

### Page.removeScriptToEvaluateOnLoad Command

identifier
  Page.ScriptIdentifier

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.removeScriptToEvaluateOnLoad
    Page.removeScriptToEvaluateOnLoad(identifier);

### Page.reload Command

Reloads given page optionally ignoring the cache.

ignoreCache (optional)
  Boolean If true, browser cache is ignored (as if the user pressed Shift+refresh).
scriptToEvaluateOnLoad (optional)
  String If set, the script will be injected into all frames of the inspected page after reload.
scriptPreprocessor (optional)
  String Script body that should evaluate to function that will preprocess all the scripts before their compilation.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.reload
    Page.reload(ignoreCache, scriptToEvaluateOnLoad, scriptPreprocessor);

### Page.navigate Command

Navigates current page to the given URL.

url
  String URL to navigate the page to.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.navigate
    Page.navigate(url);

### Page.getNavigationHistory Command

Returns navigation history for the current page.

#### Callback Parameters:

currentIndex
  Integer Index of the current navigation history entry.
entries
  [Page.NavigationEntry] Array of navigation history entries.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.getNavigationHistory
    Page.getNavigationHistory(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {currentIndex, entries}
    });

### Page.navigateToHistoryEntry Command

Navigates current page to the given history entry.

entryId
  Integer Unique id of the entry to navigate to.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.navigateToHistoryEntry
    Page.navigateToHistoryEntry(entryId);

### Page.getCookies Command

Returns all browser cookies. Depending on the backend support, will either return detailed cookie information in the `cookie` field or string cookie representation using `cookieString`.

#### Callback Parameters:

cookies
  [Page.Cookie] Array of cookie objects.
cookiesString
  String document.cookie string representation of the cookies.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.getCookies
    Page.getCookies(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {cookies, cookiesString}
    });

### Page.deleteCookie Command

Deletes browser cookie with given name, domain and path.

cookieName
  String Name of the cookie to remove.
url
  String URL to match cooke domain and path.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.deleteCookie
    Page.deleteCookie(cookieName, url);

### Page.getResourceTree Command

Returns present frame / resource tree structure.

#### Callback Parameters:

frameTree
  Page.FrameResourceTree Present frame / resource tree structure.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.getResourceTree
    Page.getResourceTree(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {frameTree}
    });

### Page.getResourceContent Command

Returns content of the given resource.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Frame id to get resource for.
url
  String URL of the resource to get content for.

#### Callback Parameters:

content
  String Resource content.
base64Encoded
  Boolean True, if content was served as base64.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.getResourceContent
    Page.getResourceContent(frameId, url, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {content, base64Encoded}
    });

### Page.searchInResource Command

Searches for given string in resource content.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Frame id for resource to search in.
url
  String URL of the resource to search in.
query
  String String to search for.
caseSensitive (optional)
  Boolean If true, search is case sensitive.
isRegex (optional)
  Boolean If true, treats string parameter as regex.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  [Page.SearchMatch] List of search matches.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.searchInResource
    Page.searchInResource(frameId, url, query, caseSensitive, isRegex, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Page.searchInResources Command

Searches for given string in frame / resource tree structure.

text
  String String to search for.
caseSensitive (optional)
  Boolean If true, search is case sensitive.
isRegex (optional)
  Boolean If true, treats string parameter as regex.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  [Page.SearchResult] List of search results.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.searchInResources
    Page.searchInResources(text, caseSensitive, isRegex, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Page.setDocumentContent Command

Sets given markup as the document's HTML.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Frame id to set HTML for.
html
  String HTML content to set.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setDocumentContent
    Page.setDocumentContent(frameId, html);

### Page.setDeviceMetricsOverride Command

Overrides the values of device screen dimensions (window.screen.width, window.screen.height, window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight, and "device-width"/"device-height"-related CSS media query results) and the font scale factor.

width
  Integer Overriding width value in pixels (minimum 0, maximum 10000000). 0 disables the override.
height
  Integer Overriding height value in pixels (minimum 0, maximum 10000000). 0 disables the override.
fontScaleFactor
  Number Overriding font scale factor value (must be positive). 1 disables the override.
fitWindow
  Boolean Whether a view that exceeds the available browser window area should be scaled down to fit.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setDeviceMetricsOverride
    Page.setDeviceMetricsOverride(width, height, fontScaleFactor, fitWindow);

### Page.setShowPaintRects Command

Requests that backend shows paint rectangles

result
  Boolean True for showing paint rectangles

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setShowPaintRects
    Page.setShowPaintRects(result);

### Page.setShowDebugBorders Command

Requests that backend shows debug borders on layers

show
  Boolean True for showing debug borders

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setShowDebugBorders
    Page.setShowDebugBorders(show);

### Page.setShowFPSCounter Command

Requests that backend shows the FPS counter

show
  Boolean True for showing the FPS counter

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setShowFPSCounter
    Page.setShowFPSCounter(show);

### Page.setContinuousPaintingEnabled Command

Requests that backend enables continuous painting

enabled
  Boolean True for enabling cointinuous painting

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setContinuousPaintingEnabled
    Page.setContinuousPaintingEnabled(enabled);

### Page.setShowScrollBottleneckRects Command

Requests that backend shows scroll bottleneck rects

show
  Boolean True for showing scroll bottleneck rects

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setShowScrollBottleneckRects
    Page.setShowScrollBottleneckRects(show);

### Page.getScriptExecutionStatus Command

Determines if scripts can be executed in the page.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  ( allowed | disabled | forbidden ) Script execution status: "allowed" if scripts can be executed, "disabled" if script execution has been disabled through page settings, "forbidden" if script execution for the given page is not possible for other reasons.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.getScriptExecutionStatus
    Page.getScriptExecutionStatus(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Page.setScriptExecutionDisabled Command

Switches script execution in the page.

value
  Boolean Whether script execution should be disabled in the page.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setScriptExecutionDisabled
    Page.setScriptExecutionDisabled(value);

### Page.setGeolocationOverride Command

Overrides the Geolocation Position or Error.

latitude (optional)
  Number Mock longitude
longitude (optional)
  Number Mock latitude
accuracy (optional)
  Number Mock accuracy

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setGeolocationOverride
    Page.setGeolocationOverride(latitude, longitude, accuracy);

### Page.clearGeolocationOverride Command

Clears the overriden Geolocation Position and Error.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.clearGeolocationOverride
    Page.clearGeolocationOverride();

### Page.setDeviceOrientationOverride Command

Overrides the Device Orientation.

alpha
  Number Mock alpha
beta
  Number Mock beta
gamma
  Number Mock gamma

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setDeviceOrientationOverride
    Page.setDeviceOrientationOverride(alpha, beta, gamma);

### Page.clearDeviceOrientationOverride Command

Clears the overridden Device Orientation.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.clearDeviceOrientationOverride
    Page.clearDeviceOrientationOverride();

### Page.setTouchEmulationEnabled Command

Toggles mouse event-based touch event emulation.

enabled
  Boolean Whether the touch event emulation should be enabled.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setTouchEmulationEnabled
    Page.setTouchEmulationEnabled(enabled);

### Page.setEmulatedMedia Command

Emulates the given media for CSS media queries.

media
  String Media type to emulate. Empty string disables the override.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setEmulatedMedia
    Page.setEmulatedMedia(media);

### Page.captureScreenshot Command

Capture page screenshot.

format (optional)
  ( jpeg | png ) Image compression format.
quality (optional)
  Integer Compression quality from range [0..100].
maxWidth (optional)
  Integer Maximum screenshot width.
maxHeight (optional)
  Integer Maximum screenshot height.

#### Callback Parameters:

data
  String Base64-encoded image data (PNG).
deviceScaleFactor
  Number Device scale factor.
pageScaleFactor
  Number Page scale factor.
viewport
  DOM.Rect Viewport in CSS pixels.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.captureScreenshot
    Page.captureScreenshot(format, quality, maxWidth, maxHeight, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {data, deviceScaleFactor, pageScaleFactor, viewport}
    });

### Page.startScreencast Command

Starts sending each frame using the `screencastFrame` event.

format (optional)
  ( jpeg | png ) Image compression format.
quality (optional)
  Integer Compression quality from range [0..100].
maxWidth (optional)
  Integer Maximum screenshot width.
maxHeight (optional)
  Integer Maximum screenshot height.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.startScreencast
    Page.startScreencast(format, quality, maxWidth, maxHeight);

### Page.stopScreencast Command

Stops sending each frame in the `screencastFrame`.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.stopScreencast
    Page.stopScreencast();

### Page.handleJavaScriptDialog Command

Accepts or dismisses a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload).

accept
  Boolean Whether to accept or dismiss the dialog.
promptText (optional)
  String The text to enter into the dialog prompt before accepting. Used only if this is a prompt dialog.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.handleJavaScriptDialog
    Page.handleJavaScriptDialog(accept, promptText);

### Page.setShowViewportSizeOnResize Command

Paints viewport size upon main frame resize.

show
  Boolean Whether to paint size or not.
showGrid (optional)
  Boolean Whether to paint grid as well.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setShowViewportSizeOnResize
    Page.setShowViewportSizeOnResize(show, showGrid);

### Page.setForceCompositingMode Command

Force accelerated compositing mode for inspected page.

force
  Boolean Whether to force accelerated compositing or not.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Page.setForceCompositingMode
    Page.setForceCompositingMode(force);

### Page.domContentEventFired Event

timestamp
  Number

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.domContentEventFired
    function onDomContentEventFired(res) {
    	// res = {timestamp}
    }

### Page.loadEventFired Event

timestamp
  Number

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.loadEventFired
    function onLoadEventFired(res) {
    	// res = {timestamp}
    }

### Page.frameAttached Event

Fired when frame has been attached to its parent.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Id of the frame that has been attached.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.frameAttached
    function onFrameAttached(res) {
    	// res = {frameId}
    }

### Page.frameNavigated Event

Fired once navigation of the frame has completed. Frame is now associated with the new loader.

frame
  Page.Frame Frame object.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.frameNavigated
    function onFrameNavigated(res) {
    	// res = {frame}
    }

### Page.frameDetached Event

Fired when frame has been detached from its parent.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Id of the frame that has been detached.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.frameDetached
    function onFrameDetached(res) {
    	// res = {frameId}
    }

### Page.frameStartedLoading Event

Fired when frame has started loading.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Id of the frame that has started loading.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.frameStartedLoading
    function onFrameStartedLoading(res) {
    	// res = {frameId}
    }

### Page.frameStoppedLoading Event

Fired when frame has stopped loading.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Id of the frame that has stopped loading.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.frameStoppedLoading
    function onFrameStoppedLoading(res) {
    	// res = {frameId}
    }

### Page.frameScheduledNavigation Event

Fired when frame schedules a potential navigation.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Id of the frame that has scheduled a navigation.
delay
  Number Delay (in seconds) until the navigation is scheduled to begin. The navigation is not guaranteed to start.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.frameScheduledNavigation
    function onFrameScheduledNavigation(res) {
    	// res = {frameId, delay}
    }

### Page.frameClearedScheduledNavigation Event

Fired when frame no longer has a scheduled navigation.

frameId
  Page.FrameId Id of the frame that has cleared its scheduled navigation.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.frameClearedScheduledNavigation
    function onFrameClearedScheduledNavigation(res) {
    	// res = {frameId}
    }

### Page.javascriptDialogOpening Event

Fired when a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload) is about to open.

message
  String Message that will be displayed by the dialog.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.javascriptDialogOpening
    function onJavascriptDialogOpening(res) {
    	// res = {message}
    }

### Page.javascriptDialogClosed Event

Fired when a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload) has been closed.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.javascriptDialogClosed
    function onJavascriptDialogClosed(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

### Page.scriptsEnabled Event

Fired when the JavaScript is enabled/disabled on the page

isEnabled
  Boolean Whether script execution is enabled or disabled on the page.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.scriptsEnabled
    function onScriptsEnabled(res) {
    	// res = {isEnabled}
    }

### Page.screencastFrame Event

Compressed image data requested by the `startScreencast`.

data
  String Base64-encoded compressed image.
deviceScaleFactor (optional)
  Number Device scale factor.
pageScaleFactor (optional)
  Number Page scale factor.
viewport (optional)
  DOM.Rect Viewport in CSS pixels.
offsetTop (optional)
  Number Top offset in DIP.
offsetBottom (optional)
  Number Bottom offset in DIP.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.screencastFrame
    function onScreencastFrame(res) {
    	// res = {data, deviceScaleFactor, pageScaleFactor, viewport, offsetTop, offsetBottom}
    }

### Page.screencastVisibilityChanged Event

Fired when the page with currently enabled screencast was shown or hidden .

visible
  Boolean True if the page is visible.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Page.screencastVisibilityChanged
    function onScreencastVisibilityChanged(res) {
    	// res = {visible}
    }

# Profiler

Type

- Profiler.ProfileHeader: Profile header.
- Profiler.CPUProfileNode: CPU Profile node. Holds callsite information, execution statistics and child nodes.
- Profiler.CPUProfile: Profile.
- Profiler.HeapSnapshotObjectId: Heap snashot object id.

Command

- Profiler.enable
- Profiler.disable
- Profiler.setSamplingInterval: Changes CPU profiler sampling interval. Must be called before CPU profiles recording started.
- Profiler.start
- Profiler.stop
- Profiler.getProfileHeaders
- Profiler.getCPUProfile
- Profiler.removeProfile
- Profiler.clearProfiles

Event

- Profiler.addProfileHeader
- Profiler.setRecordingProfile
- Profiler.resetProfiles

### Profiler.ProfileHeader Type

Profile header.

title
  String Profile title.
uid
  Integer Unique identifier of the profile.

### Profiler.CPUProfileNode Type

CPU Profile node. Holds callsite information, execution statistics and child nodes.

functionName
  String Function name.
scriptId
  Debugger.ScriptId Script identifier.
url
  String URL.
lineNumber
  Integer Line number.
hitCount
  Integer Number of samples where this node was on top of the call stack.
callUID
  Number Call UID.
children
  [Profiler.CPUProfileNode] Child nodes.
deoptReason
  String The reason of being not optimized. The function may be deoptimized or marked as don't optimize.
id (optional)
  Integer Unique id of the node.

### Profiler.CPUProfile Type

Profile.

head
  Profiler.CPUProfileNode
startTime
  Number Profiling start time in seconds.
endTime
  Number Profiling end time in seconds.
samples (optional)
  [Integer] Ids of samples top nodes.

### Profiler.HeapSnapshotObjectId Type

Heap snashot object id.

  String

### Profiler.enable Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.enable
    Profiler.enable();

### Profiler.disable Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.disable
    Profiler.disable();

### Profiler.setSamplingInterval Command

Changes CPU profiler sampling interval. Must be called before CPU profiles recording started.

interval
  Integer New sampling interval in microseconds.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.setSamplingInterval
    Profiler.setSamplingInterval(interval);

### Profiler.start Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.start
    Profiler.start();

### Profiler.stop Command

#### Callback Parameters:

header
  Profiler.ProfileHeader The header of the recorded profile.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.stop
    Profiler.stop(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {header}
    });

### Profiler.getProfileHeaders Command

#### Callback Parameters:

headers
  [Profiler.ProfileHeader]

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.getProfileHeaders
    Profiler.getProfileHeaders(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {headers}
    });

### Profiler.getCPUProfile Command

uid
  Integer

#### Callback Parameters:

profile
  Profiler.CPUProfile

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.getCPUProfile
    Profiler.getCPUProfile(uid, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {profile}
    });

### Profiler.removeProfile Command

type
  String
uid
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.removeProfile
    Profiler.removeProfile(type, uid);

### Profiler.clearProfiles Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Profiler.clearProfiles
    Profiler.clearProfiles();

### Profiler.addProfileHeader Event

header
  Profiler.ProfileHeader

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Profiler.addProfileHeader
    function onAddProfileHeader(res) {
    	// res = {header}
    }

### Profiler.setRecordingProfile Event

isProfiling
  Boolean

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Profiler.setRecordingProfile
    function onSetRecordingProfile(res) {
    	// res = {isProfiling}
    }

### Profiler.resetProfiles Event

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Profiler.resetProfiles
    function onResetProfiles(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

# Runtime

Runtime domain exposes JavaScript runtime by means of remote evaluation and mirror objects. Evaluation results are returned as mirror object that expose object type, string representation and unique identifier that can be used for further object reference. Original objects are maintained in memory unless they are either explicitly released or are released along with the other objects in their object group.

Type

- Runtime.RemoteObjectId: Unique object identifier.
- Runtime.RemoteObject: Mirror object referencing original JavaScript object.
- Runtime.ObjectPreview: Object containing abbreviated remote object value.
- Runtime.PropertyPreview
- Runtime.PropertyDescriptor: Object property descriptor.
- Runtime.InternalPropertyDescriptor: Object internal property descriptor. This property isn't normally visible in JavaScript code.
- Runtime.CallArgument: Represents function call argument. Either remote object id objectId or primitive value or neither of (for undefined) them should be specified.
- Runtime.ExecutionContextId: Id of an execution context.
- Runtime.ExecutionContextDescription: Description of an isolated world.

Command

- Runtime.evaluate: Evaluates expression on global object.
- Runtime.callFunctionOn: Calls function with given declaration on the given object. Object group of the result is inherited from the target object.
- Runtime.getProperties: Returns properties of a given object. Object group of the result is inherited from the target object.
- Runtime.releaseObject: Releases remote object with given id.
- Runtime.releaseObjectGroup: Releases all remote objects that belong to a given group.
- Runtime.run: Tells inspected instance(worker or page) that it can run in case it was started paused.
- Runtime.enable: Enables reporting of execution contexts creation by means of executionContextCreated event. When the reporting gets enabled the event will be sent immediately for each existing execution context.
- Runtime.disable: Disables reporting of execution contexts creation.

Event

- Runtime.executionContextCreated: Issued when new execution context is created.

### Runtime.RemoteObjectId Type

Unique object identifier.

  String

### Runtime.RemoteObject Type

Mirror object referencing original JavaScript object.

type
  ( object | function | undefined | string | number | boolean ) Object type.
subtype (optional)
  ( array | null | node | regexp | date ) Object subtype hint. Specified for `object` type values only.
className (optional)
  String Object class (constructor) name. Specified for `object` type values only.
value (optional)
  Any Remote object value (in case of primitive values or JSON values if it was requested).
description (optional)
  String String representation of the object.
objectId (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId Unique object identifier (for non-primitive values).
preview (optional)
  Runtime.ObjectPreview Preview containing abbreviated property values.

### Runtime.ObjectPreview Type

Object containing abbreviated remote object value.

lossless
  Boolean Determines whether preview is lossless (contains all information of the original object).
overflow
  Boolean True iff some of the properties of the original did not fit.
properties
  [Runtime.PropertyPreview] List of the properties.

### Runtime.PropertyPreview Type

name
  String Property name.
type
  ( object | function | undefined | string | number | boolean ) Object type.
value (optional)
  String User-friendly property value string.
valuePreview (optional)
  Runtime.ObjectPreview Nested value preview.
subtype (optional)
  ( array | null | node | regexp | date ) Object subtype hint. Specified for `object` type values only.

### Runtime.PropertyDescriptor Type

Object property descriptor.

name
  String Property name.
value (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObject The value associated with the property.
writable (optional)
  Boolean True if the value associated with the property may be changed (data descriptors only).
get (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObject A function which serves as a getter for the property, or `undefined` if there is no getter (accessor descriptors only).
set (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObject A function which serves as a setter for the property, or `undefined` if there is no setter (accessor descriptors only).
configurable
  Boolean True if the type of this property descriptor may be changed and if the property may be deleted from the corresponding object.
enumerable
  Boolean True if this property shows up during enumeration of the properties on the corresponding object.
wasThrown (optional)
  Boolean True if the result was thrown during the evaluation.
isOwn (optional)
  Boolean True if the property is owned for the object.

### Runtime.InternalPropertyDescriptor Type

Object internal property descriptor. This property isn't normally visible in JavaScript code.

name
  String Conventional property name.
value (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObject The value associated with the property.

### Runtime.CallArgument Type

Represents function call argument. Either remote object id `objectId` or primitive `value` or neither of (for undefined) them should be specified.

value (optional)
  Any Primitive value.
objectId (optional)
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId Remote object handle.

### Runtime.ExecutionContextId Type

Id of an execution context.

  Integer

### Runtime.ExecutionContextDescription Type

Description of an isolated world.

id
  Runtime.ExecutionContextId Unique id of the execution context. It can be used to specify in which execution context script evaluation should be performed.
isPageContext
  Boolean True if this is a context where inspected web page scripts run. False if it is a content script isolated context.
name
  String Human readable name describing given context.
frameId
  Page.FrameId Id of the owning frame.

### Runtime.evaluate Command

Evaluates expression on global object.

expression
  String Expression to evaluate.
objectGroup (optional)
  String Symbolic group name that can be used to release multiple objects.
includeCommandLineAPI (optional)
  Boolean Determines whether Command Line API should be available during the evaluation.
doNotPauseOnExceptionsAndMuteConsole (optional)
  Boolean Specifies whether evaluation should stop on exceptions and mute console. Overrides setPauseOnException state.
contextId (optional)
  Runtime.ExecutionContextId Specifies in which isolated context to perform evaluation. Each content script lives in an isolated context and this parameter may be used to specify one of those contexts. If the parameter is omitted or 0 the evaluation will be performed in the context of the inspected page.
returnByValue (optional)
  Boolean Whether the result is expected to be a JSON object that should be sent by value.
generatePreview (optional)
  Boolean Whether preview should be generated for the result.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Runtime.RemoteObject Evaluation result.
wasThrown (optional)
  Boolean True if the result was thrown during the evaluation.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Runtime.evaluate
    Runtime.evaluate(expression, objectGroup, includeCommandLineAPI, doNotPauseOnExceptionsAndMuteConsole, contextId, returnByValue, generatePreview, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result, wasThrown}
    });

### Runtime.callFunctionOn Command

Calls function with given declaration on the given object. Object group of the result is inherited from the target object.

objectId
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId Identifier of the object to call function on.
functionDeclaration
  String Declaration of the function to call.
arguments (optional)
  [Runtime.CallArgument] Call arguments. All call arguments must belong to the same JavaScript world as the target object.
doNotPauseOnExceptionsAndMuteConsole (optional)
  Boolean Specifies whether function call should stop on exceptions and mute console. Overrides setPauseOnException state.
returnByValue (optional)
  Boolean Whether the result is expected to be a JSON object which should be sent by value.
generatePreview (optional)
  Boolean Whether preview should be generated for the result.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Runtime.RemoteObject Call result.
wasThrown (optional)
  Boolean True if the result was thrown during the evaluation.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Runtime.callFunctionOn
    Runtime.callFunctionOn(objectId, functionDeclaration, arguments, doNotPauseOnExceptionsAndMuteConsole, returnByValue, generatePreview, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result, wasThrown}
    });

### Runtime.getProperties Command

Returns properties of a given object. Object group of the result is inherited from the target object.

objectId
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId Identifier of the object to return properties for.
ownProperties (optional)
  Boolean If true, returns properties belonging only to the element itself, not to its prototype chain.
accessorPropertiesOnly (optional)
  Boolean If true, returns accessor properties (with getter/setter) only; internal properties are not returned either.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  [Runtime.PropertyDescriptor] Object properties.
internalProperties (optional)
  [Runtime.InternalPropertyDescriptor] Internal object properties (only of the element itself).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Runtime.getProperties
    Runtime.getProperties(objectId, ownProperties, accessorPropertiesOnly, function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result, internalProperties}
    });

### Runtime.releaseObject Command

Releases remote object with given id.

objectId
  Runtime.RemoteObjectId Identifier of the object to release.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Runtime.releaseObject
    Runtime.releaseObject(objectId);

### Runtime.releaseObjectGroup Command

Releases all remote objects that belong to a given group.

objectGroup
  String Symbolic object group name.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Runtime.releaseObjectGroup
    Runtime.releaseObjectGroup(objectGroup);

### Runtime.run Command

Tells inspected instance(worker or page) that it can run in case it was started paused.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Runtime.run
    Runtime.run();

### Runtime.enable Command

Enables reporting of execution contexts creation by means of `executionContextCreated` event. When the reporting gets enabled the event will be sent immediately for each existing execution context.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Runtime.enable
    Runtime.enable();

### Runtime.disable Command

Disables reporting of execution contexts creation.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Runtime.disable
    Runtime.disable();

### Runtime.executionContextCreated Event

Issued when new execution context is created.

context
  Runtime.ExecutionContextDescription A newly created execution contex.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Runtime.executionContextCreated
    function onExecutionContextCreated(res) {
    	// res = {context}
    }

# Timeline

Timeline provides its clients with instrumentation records that are generated during the page runtime. Timeline instrumentation can be started and stopped using corresponding commands. While timeline is started, it is generating timeline event records.

Type

- Timeline.DOMCounters: Current values of DOM counters.
- Timeline.TimelineEvent: Timeline record contains information about the recorded activity.

Command

- Timeline.enable: Enables timeline. After this call, timeline can be started from within the page (for example upon console.timeline).
- Timeline.disable: Disables timeline.
- Timeline.start: Starts capturing instrumentation events.
- Timeline.stop: Stops capturing instrumentation events.

Event

- Timeline.eventRecorded: Fired for every instrumentation event while timeline is started.
- Timeline.started: Fired when timeline is started.
- Timeline.stopped: Fired when timeline is stopped.

### Timeline.DOMCounters Type

Current values of DOM counters.

documents
  Integer
nodes
  Integer
jsEventListeners
  Integer

### Timeline.TimelineEvent Type

Timeline record contains information about the recorded activity.

type
  String Event type.
thread (optional)
  String If present, identifies the thread that produced the event.
data
  Object Event data.
children (optional)
  [Timeline.TimelineEvent] Nested records.
counters (optional)
  Timeline.DOMCounters Current values of DOM counters.
usedHeapSize (optional)
  Integer Current size of JS heap.
nativeHeapStatistics (optional)
  Object Native heap statistics.

### Timeline.enable Command

Enables timeline. After this call, timeline can be started from within the page (for example upon console.timeline).

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Timeline.enable
    Timeline.enable();

### Timeline.disable Command

Disables timeline.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Timeline.disable
    Timeline.disable();

### Timeline.start Command

Starts capturing instrumentation events.

maxCallStackDepth (optional)
  Integer Samples JavaScript stack traces up to `maxCallStackDepth`, defaults to 5.
bufferEvents (optional)
  Boolean Whether instrumentation events should be buffered and returned upon `stop` call.
includeDomCounters (optional)
  Boolean Whether DOM counters data should be included into timeline events.
includeNativeMemoryStatistics (optional)
  Boolean Whether native memory usage statistics should be reported as part of timeline events.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Timeline.start
    Timeline.start(maxCallStackDepth, bufferEvents, includeDomCounters, includeNativeMemoryStatistics);

### Timeline.stop Command

Stops capturing instrumentation events.

#### Callback Parameters:

events (optional)
  [Timeline.TimelineEvent] Timeline event record data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Timeline.stop
    Timeline.stop(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {events}
    });

### Timeline.eventRecorded Event

Fired for every instrumentation event while timeline is started.

record
  Timeline.TimelineEvent Timeline event record data.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Timeline.eventRecorded
    function onEventRecorded(res) {
    	// res = {record}
    }

### Timeline.started Event

Fired when timeline is started.

consoleTimeline (optional)
  Boolean If specified, identifies that timeline was started using console.timeline() call.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Timeline.started
    function onStarted(res) {
    	// res = {consoleTimeline}
    }

### Timeline.stopped Event

Fired when timeline is stopped.

consoleTimeline (optional)
  Boolean If specified, identifies that timeline was started using console.timeline() call.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Timeline.stopped
    function onStopped(res) {
    	// res = {consoleTimeline}
    }

# Tracing

Command

- Tracing.start: Strart trace events collection.
- Tracing.end: Stop trace events collection.

Event

- Tracing.dataCollected
- Tracing.tracingComplete

### Tracing.start Command

Strart trace events collection.

categories
  String Category/tag filter

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Tracing.start
    Tracing.start(categories);

### Tracing.end Command

Stop trace events collection.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Tracing.end
    Tracing.end();

### Tracing.dataCollected Event

value
  [Object]

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Tracing.dataCollected
    function onDataCollected(res) {
    	// res = {value}
    }

### Tracing.tracingComplete Event

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Tracing.tracingComplete
    function onTracingComplete(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }

# Worker

Command

- Worker.enable
- Worker.disable
- Worker.sendMessageToWorker
- Worker.canInspectWorkers: Tells whether browser supports workers inspection.
- Worker.connectToWorker
- Worker.disconnectFromWorker
- Worker.setAutoconnectToWorkers

Event

- Worker.workerCreated
- Worker.workerTerminated
- Worker.dispatchMessageFromWorker
- Worker.disconnectedFromWorker

### Worker.enable Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Worker.enable
    Worker.enable();

### Worker.disable Command

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Worker.disable
    Worker.disable();

### Worker.sendMessageToWorker Command

workerId
  Integer
message
  Object

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Worker.sendMessageToWorker
    Worker.sendMessageToWorker(workerId, message);

### Worker.canInspectWorkers Command

Tells whether browser supports workers inspection.

#### Callback Parameters:

result
  Boolean True if browser has workers support.

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Worker.canInspectWorkers
    Worker.canInspectWorkers(function callback(res) {
    	// res = {result}
    });

### Worker.connectToWorker Command

workerId
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Worker.connectToWorker
    Worker.connectToWorker(workerId);

### Worker.disconnectFromWorker Command

workerId
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Worker.disconnectFromWorker
    Worker.disconnectFromWorker(workerId);

### Worker.setAutoconnectToWorkers Command

value
  Boolean

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Command: Worker.setAutoconnectToWorkers
    Worker.setAutoconnectToWorkers(value);

### Worker.workerCreated Event

workerId
  Integer
url
  String
inspectorConnected
  Boolean

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Worker.workerCreated
    function onWorkerCreated(res) {
    	// res = {workerId, url, inspectorConnected}
    }

### Worker.workerTerminated Event

workerId
  Integer

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Worker.workerTerminated
    function onWorkerTerminated(res) {
    	// res = {workerId}
    }

### Worker.dispatchMessageFromWorker Event

workerId
  Integer
message
  Object

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Worker.dispatchMessageFromWorker
    function onDispatchMessageFromWorker(res) {
    	// res = {workerId, message}
    }

### Worker.disconnectedFromWorker Event

#### Code Example:

    // WebInspector Event: Worker.disconnectedFromWorker
    function onDisconnectedFromWorker(res) {
    	// res = {}
    }