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canvas-screenshots
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Readme
canvas-screenshots is a useful screenshots tools on your website created by canvas.The behavior is similar with your PC clients like wechat or QQ.
npm install --save-dev canvas-screenshots
import ScreenShoots from 'canvas-screenshots';
// generate a screenshots
const screen = new ScreenShoots({
download: data => {
console.log(data);
},
});
// create mask above
screen.start();
plugins
The switch to each function.
type: Array<pluginType>
pluginType: 'rectangular' || 'circle' || 'arrow' || 'pen' || 'text' || 'mosaic' || 'image' || 'back'
default: Array<all pluginType>
required: false
download
Trigger when click the download button, the type of output data will be decided by config type.
type: Function
default: noop function
required: true
arguments: data
imageFail
Trigger when choose a image but not match the expected.
type: Function
default: noop function
required: false
arguments: error
outputType
The output type with download.
type: string('imageData' || 'png' || 'file')
default: 'imageData'
required: false
The browsers supported is now minimal because of the different behavior of canvas, and it will soon be more.
FAQs
canvas-screenshots is a useful screenshots tools on your website created by canvas.The behavior is similar with your PC clients like wechat or QQ.
The npm package canvas-screenshots receives a total of 22 weekly downloads. As such, canvas-screenshots popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that canvas-screenshots demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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