Capture screenshots from url.
It uses Selenium(Chrome) under the hood.
Using npm:
npm install remote-screen-capture
Using yarn:
yarn add remote-screen-capture
NOTE: If you using ES6+ just import statements
Promise-based:
// Or
const RemoteScreenCapture = require('remote-screen-capture').RemoteScreenCapture;
// If you want to encoded data
RemoteScreenCapture.take('https://www.google.com').toPromise().then(chunks => {
console.log('Base64 Encoded Chunks', chunks);
});
// If you want to save image locally
RemoteScreenCapture.take('https://www.google.com', './images').toPromise().then(savePath => {
console.log(`Saved to: ${savePath}`);
});
// Synchronous
const saveFilePath = await RemoteScreenCapture.take('https://www.google.com', './images').toPromise();
Observable-based:
const RemoteScreenCapture = require('remote-screen-capture').RemoteScreenCapture;
// If you want to encoded data
RemoteScreenCapture.take('https://www.google.com').subscribe(chunks => {
console.log('Base64 Encoded Chunks', chunks);
});
// If you want to save image locally
RemoteScreenCapture.take('https://www.google.com', './images').subscribe(savePath => {
console.log(`Saved to: ${savePath}`);
});
- take(URI: string, options?: OptionsInterface)
- options(width:number = 2880, height:number = 1800, savePath?: string)
- takeByElementSelector(URI: string, selectorName: string, options?: OptionsInterface)
- options(width:number = 2880, height:number = 1800, savePath?: string)
If you need, open an issue.
npm test
runs the jest tests.
npm run-script coverage
runs the tests and reports code coverage.
#Contributing
If you want to contribute to the project (awesome!!), just pull request.