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How to execute chrome directly from its path?

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Hello!

I’m trying to build an AWS Lambda function that shells out to execute a command-line A11Y checker called axe-cli. This checker uses headless chrome, which is expected to be in the PATH.

I’ve tried to include headless chrome using the serverless-plugin-chrome plugin, but I keep getting an WebDriverError: unknown error: cannot find Chrome binary error.

Here’s the code for this function, what am I doing wrong? Thanks!

https://gist.github.com/jaimeiniesta/2c2c42a6487b4a468f64dc9238d41a26

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Created 5 years ago
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adieuadieucommented, Jul 8, 2018

Hi @jaimeiniesta. On AWS Lambda, the headless shell should be at /var/task/node_modules/@serverless-chrome/lambda/dist/headless-chromium.

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stephenmathiesoncommented, Aug 13, 2018

@nicklemmon relevant conversation is at https://github.com/jaimeiniesta/serverless-axe-cli/pull/1, which has been made public

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