Name: node-webshot
Owner: Vivocha
Description: Easy website screenshots in Node.js
Forked from: brenden/node-webshot
Created: 2017-06-09 12:35:28.0
Updated: 2017-06-09 12:35:30.0
Pushed: 2017-06-09 13:05:50.0
Size: 195
Language: JavaScript
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Webshot provides a simple API for taking webpage screenshots. The module is a light wrapper around PhantomJS, which utilizes WebKit to perform the page rendering.
A simple url example:
webshot = require('webshot');
hot('google.com', 'google.png', function(err) {
screenshot now saved to google.png
An html example:
webshot = require('webshot');
hot('<html><body>Hello World</body></html>', 'hello_world.png', {siteType:'html'}, function(err) {
screenshot now saved to hello_world.png
Alternately, the screenshot can be streamed back to the caller:
webshot = require('webshot');
fs = require('fs');
renderStream = webshot('google.com');
file = fs.createWriteStream('google.png', {encoding: 'binary'});
erStream.on('data', function(data) {
le.write(data.toString('binary'), 'binary');
An example showing how to take a screenshot of a site's mobile version:
webshot = require('webshot');
options = {
reenSize: {
width: 320
height: 480
otSize: {
width: 320
height: 'all'
erAgent: 'Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us)'
+ ' AppleWebKit/531.21.20 (KHTML, like Gecko) Mobile/7B298g'
hot('flickr.com', 'flickr.jpeg', options, function(err) {
screenshot now saved to flickr.jpeg
An optional options object can be passed as the parameter directly preceding
the callback in a call to webshot.
| Option | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| windowSize |
{ width: 1024
, height: 768 }
|
The dimensions of the browser window. screenSize is an alias for this property. |
| shotSize |
{ width: 'window'
, height: 'window' }
|
The area of the page document, starting at the upper left corner, to
render. Possible values are 'screen', 'all', and a number defining a
pixel length.
'window' causes the length to be set to the length of the window (i.e. the shot displays what is initially visible within the browser window). 'all' causes the length to be set to the length of the document along the given dimension. |
| shotOffset | { left: 0
, right: 0
, top: 0
, bottom: 0 } |
The left and top offsets define the upper left corner of the screenshot rectangle. The right and bottom offsets allow pixels to be removed from the shotSize dimensions (e.g. a shotSize height of 'all' with a bottom offset of 30 would cause all but the last 30 rows of pixels on the site to be rendered). |
| phantomPath | 'phantomjs' | The location of phantomjs. Webshot tries to use the binary provided by the phantomjs NPM module, and falls back to 'phantomjs' if the module isn't available. |
| phantomConfig | {} | Object with key value pairs corresponding to phantomjs command line options. Don't include `--`. For example: `phantomConfig: {'ignore-ssl-errors': 'true'}` |
| cookies | [] | List of cookie objects to use, or null to disable cookies. |
| customHeaders | null | Any additional headers to be sent in the HTTP request. |
| defaultWhiteBackground | false | When taking the screenshot, adds a white background if not defined elsewhere. |
| customCSS | '' | When taking the screenshot, adds custom CSS rules if defined. |
| quality | 75 | JPEG compression quality. A higher number will look better, but creates a larger file. Quality setting has no effect when streaming. |
| streamType | 'png' | If streaming is used, this designates the file format of the streamed rendering. Possible values are 'png', 'jpg', and 'jpeg'. |
| siteType | 'url' | siteType indicates whether the content needs to be requested ('url'), loaded locally ('file'), or is being provided directly as a string ('html'). |
| renderDelay | 0 | Number of milliseconds to wait after a page loads before taking the screenshot. |
| timeout | 0 | Number of milliseconds to wait before killing the phantomjs process and assuming webshotting has failed. (0 is no timeout.) |
| takeShotOnCallback | false | Wait for the web page to signal to webshot when to take the photo
using window.callPhantom('takeShot'); |
| errorIfStatusIsNot200 | false | If the loaded page has a non-200 status code, don't take a screenshot, cause an error instead. |
| errorIfJSException | false | If a script on the page throws an exception, don't take a screenshot, cause an error instead. |
| captureSelector | false | Captures the page area containing the provided selector and saves it to file. |
By default this package installs PhantomJS 1.9.x. Several issues exist in this version that are fixed in v2, but v2 is not yet stable across all platforms. The phantomPath option can be used to get around this if you want to try a more recent PhantomJS version. See this issue: https://github.com/brenden/node-webshot/issues/100
In addition to these options, the following options can be specified and will be
passed to the Phantom page object:
paperSize, zoomFactor, cookies, customHeaders, and settings.
Arbitrary scripts can be run on the page before it gets rendered by using any of
Phantom's page callbacks,
such as onLoadFinished or onResourceRequested. For example, the script below
changes the text of every link on the page:
options = {
LoadFinished: function() {
var links = document.getElementsByTagName('a');
for (var i=0; i<links.length; i++) {
var link = links[i];
link.innerHTML = 'My custom text';
}
Note that the script will be serialized and then passed to Phantom as text, so all variable scope information will be lost. However, variables from the caller can be passed into the script as follows:
options = {
LoadFinished: {
fn: function() {
var links = document.getElementsByTagName('a');
for (var i=0; i<links.length; i++) {
var link = links[i];
link.innerHTML = this.foo;
}
}
context: {foo: 'My custom text'}
Tests are written with Mocha and can be
run with npm test. The tests use node-imagemagick and thus require
that the imagemagick CLI tools be installed.
grunt-webshot is a Grunt wrapper for this package.
webshot-cli is a CLI interface for this package.
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