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Web Capture is a Python tool for capturing screenshots of web pages in batch. This tool was independently developed by ChatGPT3.5 based on the provided ideas. Further improvements and new features will be added in the future.
You can install WebCapture using pip:
pip install webcapture
Here is an example of how to use WebCapture:
import asyncio
from webcapture import WebCapture
wc = WebCapture(800, 1800)
url = 'https://www.example.com'
folder_path = 'screenshots'
file_name = 'filename'
asyncio.run(wc.capture_website_screenshots(url, folder_path, file_name))
Web Capture是用于批量捕获网页截图的Python工具。该工具由基于提供的想法独立开发的ChatGPT3.5。未来将添加进一步改进和新功能。
您可以使用pip安装WebCapture:
pip install webcapture
这是使用WebCapture的示例:
import asyncio
from webcapture import WebCapture
wc = WebCapture(800, 1800)
url = 'https://www.example.com'
folder_path = 'screenshots'
file_name = 'filename'
asyncio.run(wc.capture_website_screenshots(url, folder_path, file_name))
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A package for capturing website screenshots using Pyppeteer.
We found that webcapture 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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