hotrush/webshotter

Make screnshots of webpages with phantomjs

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Webshotter

Take website's screenshots with PHP/PhantomJS and save them to PNG, JPG or PDF., _(*2)

Also you can take a look at simple microservice with lumen and this package - hotrush/Webshotter-microservice., _(*3)

Changelog

0.1.6 - added waitForImages() and imagesLoadingTimeout, _(*4)

0.1.5 - custom $templatePath fixed, thanks to mizansyed, _(*5)

0.1.3 - added timeout property that allow to limit page load timeout (using onResourceTimeout phantomjs feature). If timeout reached TimeoutException will be thrown., _(*6)

Installation

composer require hotrush/webshotter

Laravel installation

After installing package via composer add a service provider to your config/app.php, _(*7)

// app/config/app.php

'providers' => [
    ...,
    hotrush\Webshotter\WebshotServiceProvider::class
];

Usage

$webshot = new hotrush\Webshotter\Webshot();
$jpg = $webshot
    ->setUrl('https://github.com')
    ->setWidth(1200)
    ->setHeight(800)
    ->setTimeout(5) // set timeout in seconds, 30 seconds default
    ->setFullPage(true) // set to true to get full page screenshot (width/height will be used for viewport only)
    ->waitForImages() // wait when all images will load
    ->setImagesLoadingTimeout() // images loading timeout, will failt if not loaded
    ->saveToPng('github', $path);

You can use saveToJpg, saveToPng or saveToPdf methods. This methods requires 2 parameters: file name (without extension) and target directory to save file. They all returns full path to saved file, _(*8)

If you want to use you own PhantomJs executable - you can specify path to it via constructor., _(*9)

new hotrush\Webshotter\Webshot('/path/to/phantomjs');

Example screenshot:, _(*10)

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License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information., _(*12)