php editor Yuzi has a question about the chromedp package that needs to be answered. The question is about the screenshot generated using FullScreenshot() being too blurry and an improved approach is needed. When using the chromedp package, the quality of the generated screenshots may not be as expected, which may be due to some incorrect configuration or parameter settings. Here are some possible improvements to help you get clearer screenshots.
As the title says, here is the result and my code. BTW, I'm using a very low-end machine.
func main() { chromectx, _ := chromedp.newcontext(context.background()) emulation.setdevicemetricsoverride(1920, 1080, 1.0, false).do(chromectx) var width, height int64 var b []byte err := chromedp.run(chromectx, chromedp.emulateviewport(10, 10), chromedp.navigate(`the content of the file is in the code block below.html`), chromedp.evaluateasdevtools(`document.documentelement.scrollwidth`, &width), chromedp.emulateviewport(width, 10), chromedp.evaluateasdevtools(`document.documentelement.scrollheight`, &height), chromedp.emulateviewport(width, height), chromedp.fullscreenshot(&b, 100), ) if err != nil { log.fatal(err) } err = ioutil.writefile("test.png", b, 0777) if err != nil { log.fatal(err) } }
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I thought maybe there was a dpi setting? Or is it because my machine is too weak? Unfortunately, I don't have any more resources to explore the truth. So please help me, how can I make the screenshot clearer?
It has nothing to do with the configuration of your machine. Increasing devicescalefactor
will make the image look better. See demo below:
package main import ( "context" "log" "os" "github.com/chromedp/cdproto/emulation" "github.com/chromedp/chromedp" ) func main() { ctx, cancel := chromedp.newcontext(context.background(), chromedp.withdebugf(log.printf)) defer cancel() var width, height int64 var b []byte err := chromedp.run(ctx, chromedp.emulateviewport(10, 10), chromedp.navigate(`the content of the file is in the code block below.html`), chromedp.evaluateasdevtools(`document.documentelement.scrollwidth`, &width), chromedp.actionfunc(func(ctx context.context) error { return chromedp.emulateviewport(width, 10).do(ctx) }), chromedp.evaluateasdevtools(`document.documentelement.scrollheight`, &height), chromedp.actionfunc(func(ctx context.context) error { return chromedp.emulateviewport(width, height, func(sdmop *emulation.setdevicemetricsoverrideparams, steep *emulation.settouchemulationenabledparams) { sdmop.devicescalefactor = 3 }).do(ctx) }), chromedp.fullscreenshot(&b, 100), ) if err != nil { log.fatal(err) } err = os.writefile("test.png", b, 0o777) if err != nil { log.fatal(err) } }
A larger devicescalefactor
will produce a larger image:
$ file *.png 7e9rfcQO.png: PNG image data, 797 x 144, 8-bit/color RGBA, non-interlaced test.png: PNG image data, 2391 x 432, 8-bit/color RGBA, non-interlaced
Other notes:
emulation.setdevicemetricsoverride(1920, 1080, 1.0, false).do(chromectx)
returns a chromedp.errinvalidcontext
error. It can be removed completely. chromedp.emulateviewport
are passed with the parameters width: 0
and height: 0
. This should be wrapped in chromedp.actionfunc
to get the updated width
and height
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