PhantomJS code is hard to debug IMO, but it's also the best solution for these types of things especially if you are interacting with JavaScript.
You could use C#, nodejs or whatever but I think PhantomJS is your best bet. (If you get it working).
Someone should make a PhantomJS IDE, or at least some better debugging tools...
You could use C#, nodejs or whatever but I think PhantomJS is your best bet. (If you get it working).
Someone should make a PhantomJS IDE, or at least some better debugging tools...