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screenblob
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Screenblob is a lightweight Node.js library for capturing screenshots of web pages. It does not rely on heavy libraries like Puppeteer or Playwright, making it a streamlined option for your screenshot needs. This library uses Selenium WebDriver with Chrome for capturing screenshots, offering flexibility in screenshot formats and sizes.
Capture screenshots of entire pages or specific elements Support for different image formats: PNG and JPEG Adjustable screenshot quality Options for viewport size, delay, and hiding scrollbars Installation To install screenblob, you can use npm:
npm install -g screenblob
npm install screenblob
--url (required): URL of the page to capture. --output: Output file path without extension. Default is screenshot. --format: Image format, either png or jpeg. Default is png. --quality: Image quality for JPEG format, from 0 to 100. Default is 80. --width: Browser window width. Default is 1920. --height: Browser window height. Default is 1080. --delay: Delay before taking the screenshot, in milliseconds. Default is 0. --selector: CSS selector to wait for before taking the screenshot. --fullpage: Capture a full page screenshot. --hideScrollbars: Hide scrollbars in the screenshot.
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A lightweight Node.js library for capturing screenshots of websites.
We found that screenblob demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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