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xpath. The css selectors fall down on finding some lab things. I'd love
if selectors starting with / were interpreted as xpath selectors, seems
like a light transform.
These last three kinda quack like "middleware," which could be registered
by plugins and opted into in a tour definition in the settings/command
API... As these would not be part of the official types, they'd need a new
place in the schema, e.g. "extras" or "transformers," e.g. {"markdown":
true, "xpath": true, "commands": true} at the simplest, though they might
need configuration...
Thanks for adding this. Also, a quick thing most browsers implement (but is not a safe API to rely on):
$x(`//some/long/xpath[with=quotes()`)
Anyhow... this might be a non-starter, as the target cannot be a callback... and there's little guarantee that e.g. the Run button element would exist before opening a notebook. Might have to cool this one and go upstream on this one...
if selectors starting with / were interpreted as xpath selectors, seems
like a light transform.
These last three kinda quack like "middleware," which could be registered
by plugins and opted into in a tour definition in the settings/command
API... As these would not be part of the official types, they'd need a new
place in the schema, e.g. "extras" or "transformers," e.g. {"markdown":
true, "xpath": true, "commands": true} at the simplest, though they might
need configuration...
Originally posted by @bollwyvl in #17 (comment)
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