IOptionalBrowserSettings

IOptionalBrowserSettings represents the settings of the browser sent to the constructor.

Signature

interface IOptionalBrowserSettings

Example

import { Browser } from "happy-dom";

const browser = new Browser({
    settings: {
        navigator: : {
           userAgent: "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) HappyDOM/2.0.0"
        }
    }
});

Properties

Property	Type	Default	Description
disableJavaScriptEvaluation?	boolean	false	Disables JavaScript evaluation.
disableJavaScriptFileLoading?	boolean	false	Disables JavaScript file loading.
disableCSSFileLoading?	boolean	false	Disables CSS file loading.
disableComputedStyleRendering?	boolean	false	Disables computed style rendering.
handleDisabledFileLoadingAsSuccess?	boolean	false	Set to "true" to trigger a load event instead of an error event when file loading is disabled.
errorCapture?	BrowserErrorCaptureEnum	"tryAndCatch"	Error capturing policy.
navigation.disableMainFrameNavigation?	boolean	false	Disables navigation to other pages in the main frame or a page.
navigation.disableChildFrameNavigation?	boolean	false	Disables navigation to other pages in child frames (such as iframes).
navigation.disableChildPageNavigation?	boolean	false	Disables navigation to other pages in child pages (such as popup windows).
navigation.disableFallbackToSetURL?	boolean	false	Disables the fallback to setting the URL when navigating to a page is disabled or when inside a detached browser frame.
navigation.crossOriginPolicy?	BrowserNavigationCrossOriginPolicyEnum	"anyOrigin"	Sets the policy for cross-origin navigation.
navigator.userAgent?	string		User agent based on the Node.js process. "HappyDOM/{version}" is added to the string to be able to detect that the browser is Happy DOM.
navigator.maxTouchPoints?	number	0	Max touch points.
timer.maxTimeout?	number	-1 (disabled)	Sets the maximum time a timeout is allowed to have. This can improve load times if the environment has long running timers.
timer.maxIntervalTime?	number	-1 (disabled)	Sets the maximum time an interval is allowed to have. This can improve load times if the environment has long running intervals.
timer.maxIntervalIterations?	number	-1 (disabled)	Sets the maximum number of interval iterations. This can unblock environments from completing loading.
timer.preventTimerLoops?	boolean	false	Set to "true" to prevent timer loops (e.g. a setTimeout() calling itself to initialize a new setTimeout()). This has a performance impact as the call stack of each timer will be stored to match against.
device.prefersColorScheme?	string	"light"	Prefers color scheme.
device.mediaType?	string	"screen"	Media type.