"Pyppeteer vs. Puppeteer: Which one fits your automation needs better?"
Alright, so I've been bouncing between pyppeteer and puppeteer for a while now, and man, it's a toss-up.
Pyppeteer's great if you're deep in Python land and don’t wanna deal with Node.js nonsense. But let’s be real, it’s kinda like the "off-brand" version—works fine most of the time, but you’ll hit quirks.
Puppeteer? Smoother, more polished, but yeah, you’re stuck with JS.
Anyone else feel like pyppeteer’s docs are a bit... sparse? Or is it just me?
What’s your go-to for automation? Do you deal with the JS ecosystem for puppeteer’s reliability, or stick with pyppeteer for Python convenience? Spill the tea.
(Also, why does pyppeteer randomly hang sometimes? Ugh.)
Alright, so I've been bouncing between pyppeteer and puppeteer for a while now, and man, it's a toss-up.
Pyppeteer's great if you're deep in Python land and don’t wanna deal with Node.js nonsense. But let’s be real, it’s kinda like the "off-brand" version—works fine most of the time, but you’ll hit quirks.
Puppeteer? Smoother, more polished, but yeah, you’re stuck with JS.
Anyone else feel like pyppeteer’s docs are a bit... sparse? Or is it just me?
What’s your go-to for automation? Do you deal with the JS ecosystem for puppeteer’s reliability, or stick with pyppeteer for Python convenience? Spill the tea.
(Also, why does pyppeteer randomly hang sometimes? Ugh.)