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nickel-chrome

v1.6.2

Published

A server that use chrome headless to generate screenshots of HTML

Downloads

29

Readme

nickel-chrome

Install

yarn global add nickel-chrome

if you are patient, you can also install it with npm:

npm i -g nickel-chrome

Usage

Launch the nickel-chrome server

nickel-chrome

You can specify number of workers (default: 5):

nickel-chrome 3

You can change the default port (default: 3010):

NICKEL_CHROME_PORT=4242 nickel-chrome

You can also do nothing and nothing will happen.

Create screenshots

The server will handle POST requests on /, with a payload looking like this:

{
  "html": "<div>hello world</div>",
}

This is the only required property. Let's see what other options you have.

Options

{
  // the HTML to screenshot
  html: '',

  // specify page size
  viewportSize: {
    width: 650,
    height: 650,
    // the screenshot will be taken full page height
    fullPage: false,
  },

  // resize final image
  resize: {
    width: 300,
    // if not given, will resize conserving ratio
    height: 150,
  }

  // inject custom styles in page. the keys are querySelectors. the values
  // will be merged to CSSStyleDeclaration of the found node
  styles: {
    body: {
      marginTop: 40,
    },
    '.my-class': {
      backgroundColor: 'red',
    }
  },

  // capture the given element (can't be used with `fullPage`)
  selector: '.my-element',

  // wait for 'load' event on the page, until this max timeout
  loadTimeout: 300,
}

the response format will be a base64-encoded image.

License

BSD-2-Clause