Screenshot Browser (shbrw)

Screenshot Browser (shbrw) is a frameless CLI browser designed for taking screenshots of websites. It provides both a CLI and an API for capturing screenshots.

## Usage Looking for one-time usage? Check the commands below! ```bash npx shbrw --url=https://binaryblazer.me # or pnpm dlx shbrw --url=https://binaryblazer.me # or bunx shbrw --url=https://binaryblazer.me ``` > [!TIP] > Make sure to replace the **``https://binaryblazer.me``** (the value of the the url flag) with your desired URL. ## Installation To install the package, use npm: ```bash npm install -g shbrw # or yarn global add shbrw # or pnpm add -g shbrw # or bun install -g shbrw ``` ## CLI Usage To open a headless and frameless browser window, use the following command: ```bash shbrw --url= [--size=WxH] [--optimized] [--noJS] ``` Then, right-click on the page and select "Take Screenshot" from the context menu.

### CLI Options - `--url`: The URL of the website to open. - `--size`: The size of the window in the format `WxH` (default: `1280x720`). - `--optimized`: Run the website in optimized mode. - `--noJS`: Disable JavaScript on the website. ## API Usage You can also use the API to take screenshots programmatically. ### Example ```js import { takeScreenshot } from 'shbrw'; const url = 'https://example.com'; const options = { width: 1920, height: 1080, x: 0, y: 0, noJS: false }; takeScreenshot(url, options) .then(buffer => { // Do something with the screenshot buffer }) .catch(error => { console.error('Error taking screenshot:', error); }); ``` ### API Options - `url`: The URL of the website to take a screenshot of. - `options`: An object containing the following properties: - `width`: The width of the screenshot (default: `1280`). - `height`: The height of the screenshot (default: `720`). - `x`: The x-coordinate of the screenshot (default: `0`). - `y`: The y-coordinate of the screenshot (default: `0`). - `noJS`: Disable JavaScript on the website (default: `false`).