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Ability to change image type and quality on screenshot

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#256 opened on Aug 21, 2017

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Description

I wanted to use jpeg to capture screenshots with lower quality so I can render the screenshots much faster (which has typically been the case when using other tools like phantomJS).

The current API doesn't have support for these customization when generating a screenshot. Capture screenshot method supports image format and quality (as well as some other options): https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/tot/Page/#method-captureScreenshot

It would be great if the chromeless API had support for this. Seems like PDF options are already supported and is just a passthrough to the CDT: https://github.com/graphcool/chromeless/blob/master/src/api.ts#L234

Would be great to expose something similar for captureScreenshot

Thanks!

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Research direction
Examine src/api.ts line 234 for the PDF passthrough pattern and implement similar parameter forwarding for the captureScreenshot method. Refer to the Chrome DevTools Protocol documentation for captureScreenshot parameters. Ensure new options are correctly typed and passed to the underlying CDP call.
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typescriptnodejs
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TypeScriptNode.jschromeless APIChrome DevTools Protocol
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