Add PhantomJS to list of possible nodes.

[proteus-aholt]

Added NodePhantomJS, which includes Dockerfile and entry point script for running PhantomJS as a node within docker.

[proteus-aholt]

Note: When running tests on PhantomJS using selenium grid, always clear out all cookies between tests, before starting a test, or as part of test cleanup. This is due to a known issue with PhantomJS https://github.com/detro/ghostdriver/issues/170

Example: As part of my wrapped "close driver" method for test cleanup, I simply added this line before calling the quit() method on the driver: getBaseDriver().manage().deleteAllCookies();

[mtscout6]

Is there a reason you chose to derive from base and not node-base? For example both the Chrome and Firefox nodes derive from node-base: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/docker-selenium/blob/master/NodeChrome/Dockerfile#L1

[mtscout6]

That base image takes care of about half of this dockerfile

[proteus-aholt]

A large chunk of this dockerfile is similar to the node-base dockerfile, save for one difference.

I chose to derive from base rather than node-base because neither VNC nor Xvfb are needed by a phantomjs node. It is already headless, so there would really be no graphical view or reason to VNC into that node.

Also: As a result, the PhantomJS node image is much smaller than the node-chrome or node-firefox images are.

[LouTerrailloune]

@aholtventuretech Why do you use v1.9.8 and not 2.0 ? Lack of precompiled binaries ?

[ghost]

I tried this pull request and it did not work for me, the container does not start up. Any one else have better luck?