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@@ -235,13 +235,13 @@ When you either want to test APIs (or not look like a scraper/crawler) you'll wa
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Here's how you go about that:
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print "HEAD http://google.com : \n";
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- my $fr = $page->_request();
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+ my $fr = $page->request();
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my $resp = $fr->fetch("http://google.com", { method => "HEAD" });
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print Dumper($resp->headers());
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print "200 OK\n" if $resp->status() == 200;
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-The _request() method will give you a Playwright::FetchRequest object, which you can then call whichever methods you like upon.
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-When you call fetch (or get, post, etc) you will then be returned a Playwright::FetchResponse object.
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+The request() method will give you a Playwright::APIRequestContext object, which you can then call whichever methods you like upon.
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+When you call fetch (or get, post, etc) you will then be returned a Playwright::APIResponse object.
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=head3 Differences in behavior from Selenium::Remote::Driver
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