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@enduco/nativescript-cscreenshot
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Your Take a View Screenshot Nativescript Plugin!
This plugin was created so you can take screenshots of views easily and then store it as you like.
this plugin is based on enchev's NativeScript Screenshot nativescript-screenshot but updated for better stability and angular, vue and react compatibility (still testing vue and react)
Use the install command:
tns plugin add @enduco/nativescript-cscreenshot
Just import the plugin in your project and use it like this
using Typescript:
import { Cscreenshot } from "@enduco/nativescript-cscreenshot";
import { ImageSource } from "@nativescript/core";
// then in your take a screenshot method
let screen = new Cscreenshot();
// Using vanilla Nativescript
let view = page.getViewById('main');
// Using Angular Nativescript
@ViewChild("main", { static: true }) main: ElementRef;
let view = this.view.nativeElement;
// Using Vue Nativescript
let view = this.$refs.main.nativeView;
screen.take(view, (image: ImageSource)=>{
// Do whatever you want with the returned source image
});
and in your template
<!-- Assign the reference name depending on the framework -->
<!-- 'id=""' for vanilla nativescript -->
<!-- '#main' for angular nativescript -->
<!-- 'ref="main"' for Vue nativescript -->
<GridLayout id="main" #main ref="main">
<!-- Content of your app here -->
</GridLayout>
Apache License Version 2.0, January 2004
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Your Take a View Screenshot Nativescript Plugin!
We found that @enduco/nativescript-cscreenshot demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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