Python script to take screenshots of webpages. Give it a url and it will take a screenshot.
It is best to work in a virtualenv.
Then install dependencies with
make init
Create a folder for your screenshots, call it screenshots.
Take a screenshot of a webpage
python screenshotr.py screenshot --url 'https://colmjude.com' --output cj-home
--url is the url --output is name of the saved file
Dimensions of screenshot will default to a viewport of 1200 width and 1600 height.
Set viewport dimensions with the --vwidth and --vheight options.
For example set screenshot to 800x1200
python screenshotr.py screenshot --url 'https://colmjude.com' --output cj-home-800 --vwidth 800 --vheight 1200
Take full length screenshot using the --fullpage option.
Beware: this will not work if page continues to load new content as you scroll (e.g. twitter)
E.g.
python screenshotr.py screenshot --url 'hhttps://colmjude.com/notes/weeknote/weeknote-30012023/' --output cj-notes-full --vwidth 1200 --fullpage True
Take screenshots at iPhone X dimensions
python screenshotr.py screenshot --url 'hhttps://colmjude.com/notes/weeknote/weeknote-30012023/' --output cj-notes-320 --vwidth 320 --vheight 568 --fullpage True
Take screenshots at iPhone 14 dimensions (I only ignore top notch no go zone)
python screenshotr.py screenshot --url 'hhttps://colmjude.com/notes/weeknote/weeknote-30012023/' --output cj-notes-390 --vwidth 390 --vheight 797 --fullpage True
Add url to bottom of screenshot using --saveurl option. E.g.
python screenshotr.py screenshot --url 'https://colmjude.com' --output cj-home --saveurl True