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atom-screenshot

v0.5.0

Published

Take screenshots using atom-shell

Downloads

4

Readme

node-atom-screenshot Build Status

Take screenshots using atom-shell

Install

npm install atom-screenshot

Usage

var fs = require('fs');
var screenshot = require('atom-screenshot');

screenshot({
  url : 'http://google.de',
  width : 1024,
  height : 768
})
.then(function(img){
  fs.writeFile('./out.png', img.data, function(err){
    screenshot.close();
  });
});

screenshot(options)

Will return a Promise containing an object like:

{
  data: <Buffer >
  size: {
    width: X
    height: N
  }
}
delay

Type: number (seconds)
Default: 0

Delay capturing the screenshot.

Useful when the site does things after load that you want to capture.

width

Type: number Default: 0

Specify the with of the browser window

height

Type: number Default: 0

Specify the height of the browser window

crop

Type: Object
Default: undefined

An crop object may look like this:

{
  x : 10,
  y : 10,
  width : 100,
  height : 100
}
css

Type: String
Default: undefined

This css will be injected into the page before the screenshot is taken.

close()

Will close the screenshot service. Needed to let the node process exit

Changelog

0.5.0
0.4.5
  • Fix bug on linux (X11)
0.4.4
  • Update to atom-shell .0.22.7
  • Improved perfomance by switching to axon for ipc.
0.4.3
  • Fix scroll jumping
0.4.1
  • Cleanup repository
  • Remove duplicated dependency to socket.io-client
0.4.0
  • Update to atom-shell 0.20.6.
  • Better handeling of pages with iframes
  • Include jquery because of a "bug" in atom-shell (See [#254](See https://github.com/atom/atom-shell/issues/254))
  • Better error handeling
0.3.2
  • Use window.requestAnimationFrame to be sure that at least one paint has happend.
0.3.1
  • Force a redraw after injecting css
0.3.0
  • Add css option to inject custom css
0.2.0
  • Update to atom-shell 0.20.5
  • Add close() method
0.1.3
  • Update to atom-shell 0.19.5
0.1.2
  • Update to atom-shell 0.15.8
0.1.1
  • Update to atom-shell 0.15.4
0.1.0
  • 0.1.0 Inital release