'window' causes the length to be set to the length of the window (i.e. the shot displays what is initially visible within the browser window).
'all' causes the length to be set to the length of the document along the given dimension.</td>
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<td>shot_width</td>
<td>The area of the page document, starting at the upper left corner, to render. Possible values are 'screen', 'all', and a number defining a pixel length.
'window' causes the length to be set to the length of the window (i.e. the shot displays what is initially visible within the browser window).
'all' causes the length to be set to the length of the document along the given dimension.)</td>
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<td>filetype</td>
<td>Default png. Other options: jpg, jpeg</td>
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<td>quality</td>
<td>JPEG compression quality. A higher number will look better, but creates a larger file.</td>
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<td>userAgent</td>
<td>The useragent used when fetching the website</td>
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<td>ignoresslerrors</td>
<td>Ignore ssl errors (Eg: self signed certs)</td>
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<td>nocache</td>
<td>-</td>
<td>Bypass the cache</td>
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<td>sendlink</td>
<td>
Give a link to the generated image. Images requested this way are kept for 24 hours.
Example: `http://webshot.local/?url=http://google.com&sendlink=true`
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<td>filetype</td>
<td>Used file type. Default: `png`. Other option(s): 'pdf`</td>
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