| diversen | |
| 25-May-2011 22:40:06 |
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In order for this to work you will need wkhtmltopdf and the imagemagick tool convert.
On ubuntu you will just do:
sudo aptitude install imagemagick wkhtmltopdf
<?php // save this snippet as url_to_png.php // usage: php url_to_png.php http://example.com if (!isset($argv[1])){ die("specify site: e.g. http://example.com\n"); } $md5 = md5($argv[1]); $command = "wkhtmltopdf $argv[1] $md5.pdf"; exec($command, $output, $ret); if ($ret) { echo "error fetching screen dump\n"; die; } $command = "convert $md5.pdf -append $md5.png"; exec($command, $output, $ret); if ($ret){ echo "Error converting\n"; die; } echo "Conversion compleated: $argv[1] converted to $md5.png\n";
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Really fantastic; thanks!
I changed the convert line to the following to improve the quality, since the defaults of the script resulted in a shrunk down PNG compared to how it's really displayed.
Taking density to about 125 is probably closer to real size, but I let it scale down just a little. I also activated -trim to automatically crop the image (otherwise you end up with a ton of whitespace on some sites).
Great stuff! Robbie
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