leplatrem
commented
10 years ago Waho ! Great !
I won't have time to review it in the next week. Maybe @Natsu- or @ebrehault would... but can't promise.
Meanwhile, please :
- fix coding style issues : https://travis-ci.org/makinacorpus/django-screamshot/jobs/23759334#L76
- add a setting to set your model as abstract, for those who don't need this model/db table
- if you could add a few test cases, it would be nice ! (won't blame you since this package is mainly untested)
Talk to you soon !
ptitluc
ses4j
Hello, here is an implementation of screenshot as Django model objects. I needed this because I wanted to be able to display web pages capture on my web site, but I did not want to trigger live captures for all of them at the same time. Some kind of caching was needed. So here it is : screenshots can be defined in the admin with all capture_js parameters. A custom manager is used to update the oldest expired screenshot each time get_queryset is called. Screenshot updates can be forced on object save and automatic update can be bypassed. I don't know if someone will find this usefull, so here it is and use it or not :) This is not fully tested and should be considered as a work in progress. Know bug : if a CSS3 selector is used but not found in page, process_casperjs_stdout raises a CaptureError exception which is still not handled in my code (my guess is that a custom validator is needed on the css_selector field).
regards, Luc