A Python package to capture a trimmed screenshot of the SSL Labs report for a given domain.
A Python package to capture a trimmed screenshot of the SSL Labs report for a given domain.
pip install ssl-labs-screenshot
PATH environment variable, or add the directory containing the extracted ChromeDriver executable to your system's PATH variable.Run the script with the following command:
ssl-labs-screenshot domain.com
Replace domain.com with the domain you want to test. The script will open a headless Chrome browser and load the SSL Labs report for the domain. It will capture a temporary screenshot of the report and save it as a PNG file in the same directory as the script, with the name domain_report_tmp.png. The script will delete the temporary screenshot after the trimmed image is created with the name domain_report.png
The script only captures the first server's report for domains with multiple servers.
The scripts and documentation in this project are released under the MIT License
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A Python package to capture a trimmed screenshot of the SSL Labs report for a given domain.
We found that ssl-labs-screenshot demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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