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webshothq

v1.0.2

Published

High-quality website screenshot tool with customizable viewport dimensions

Readme

WebShotHQ

A high-quality website screenshot tool with customizable viewport dimensions. Take perfect screenshots of any website with ease.

Features

  • Take full-page screenshots of any website
  • Customize viewport width and height
  • Automatically open screenshots after creation
  • Interactive and command-line modes
  • Supports custom viewport dimensions
  • High-quality output

Installation

  1. Install from npm:
npm install -g webshothq

Or clone this repository and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/kapasifulop/webshothq.git
cd webshothq
npm install

Usage

Basic Usage

webshothq https://example.com

Or if installed locally:

node index.js https://example.com

With Custom Width

webshothq https://example.com --width=1080

With Custom Height

webshothq https://example.com --height=800

With Both Dimensions

webshothq https://example.com --width=1080 --height=800

Auto-open Screenshot

webshothq https://example.com --open

Interactive Mode

webshothq

Options

  • --width=<pixels>: Set viewport width (default: 1920)
  • --height=<pixels>: Set viewport height (uses full page height if not specified)
  • --open: Automatically open the screenshot after creation

Output

Screenshots are saved in the current directory with the filename derived from the URL.

Requirements

  • Node.js
  • NPM
  • Puppeteer (installed automatically with npm install)

Author

Kapási Fülöp ([email protected])

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.