If you're here and you're not interested in TypeScript, but you would like to see the code in JavaScript, take a look in the javascriptVersions folder. I've made two files (one super minimal and one with a couple more features in place) to demonstrate Puppeteer and to give you some example code and ideas to start with. The quickstart guide in Puppeteer's readme is actually fantastic so give it a read if you're just starting out, and then you can use this repo to dive a little further into the module, as well as having a starting point TypeScript template. I set up a quick project with Puppeteer and TypeScript to test it, and thought I'd publish it to help anyone else who might hit the same troubles I did making a basic template. Thankfully there exists a module called Puppeteer: which is exactly what I wanted - a super simple node library for Chrome testing. Pick the solution which suits your needs best.I recently came across a perfect opportunity for automated browser testing at work and thought it would be fun to finally try headless Chrome. To sign up for our screenshot API and get the access key.
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the screenshot is store in the example.png file Import * as screenshotone from 'screenshotone-api-sdk' Ĭonst client = new screenshotone.Client("", "") Ĭonst options = screenshotone.TakeOptionsĬonst url = client.generateTakeURL(options) Ĭonst imageBlob = await client.take(options) Ĭonst buffer = om(await imageBlob.arrayBuffer()) We provideĪ high-quality Java client to take screenshots and cover a variety of use cases.Įasy to install: npm install screenshotone-api-sdk -saveĪnd easy to use: import * as fs from 'fs' We specialize in taking screenshots and managing browser instances at scale. If you plan to take millions of screenshots and manage browser instances, you can do it yourself, but it is better to outsource to well-established services. It is as powerful and allows you to run different browser instances if needed. Install: npm install selenium-webdriver -save Selenium is a well-known kid in the QA automation area, so it is easy to start taking screenshots if you plan to write automation tests or already do it. Each depends on your use case and requirements. They might overlap, but there is no best solution. Today, there are many options to make screenshots of any URL with JavaScript or TypeScript (Node.js): Let's examine them all and choose which suits you best. Today, there are many options to make screenshots of any URL with JavaScript or TypeScript (Node.js). Posted J(updated June 14, 2022) by Dmytro Krasun ‐ 4 min read How to take website screenshots with JavaScript or TypeScript (Node.js)
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