What I did:
- npm install webshot https://www.npmjs.com/package/webshot
- Ran this .js file
var webshot = require('webshot');
webshot('google.com', 'google.png', function(err) {
// screenshot now saved to google.png
});
What didn’t work: The screenshot was not saved. I tried it on Linux Mint and it worked perfectly but when it comes to using DigitalOcean it did not. Any help will be appreciated.
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I did the same steps on my local, did npm install webshot and ran the script, the screenshot was saved in the same path as the script. However on DigitalOcean, I did exactly the same thing. After I ran the script, I did an ls to show the files but I could not find google.png.
“Does not work” is useless. Give us more information. Did you install the requirements?