Open oganm opened 5 years ago
To make it simpler this file is an inanimate version, which also does not work.
The root of the issue seems to be phantomjs itself. Trying to see if any configuration of phantomjs can make this work
This can be done with Chromote, using the screencastFrame
command:
library(chromote)
b <- ChromoteSession$new(width = 240, height = 240)
frames <- list()
cancel_save_screencast_frames <- b$Page$screencastFrame(callback_ = function(value) {
frames[[length(frames) + 1]] <<- value
cat(".")
})
# You'll need to provide the correct file path
b$Page$navigate("file:///path/to/hede.html")
b$Page$startScreencast(format = "png", everyNthFrame = 1)
# Record for 5 seconds, then stop.
later(
function() {
b$Page$stopScreencast()
cancel_save_screencast_frames()
lapply(seq_along(frames), function(i) {
writeBin(jsonlite::base64_dec(frames[[i]]$data), sprintf("frame%02d.png", i))
})
b$close()
message("done")
},
5
)
Oh this is the elsewhere you were talking about. Thanks again.
I have a small html file that creates a simple animation on canvas using a javascript library. However all I see with webshot is the empty canvas with the background color. I am unsure if webshot is supposed to capture animated frames but couldn't find a "known issues" section to see if this is within scope.
To replicate, download this file and do
After changing the file extension
Had to change the extension to paste the file to github. If you open it with a browser as an html file, you'll see the animation working