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Fix fullPage rendering and loading #65

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@brandon93s brandon93s commented Nov 25, 2020

Opening for discussion/proposal. This PR does the following:

  • Fixes the scroll implementation for fullPage
  • Implements an auto-scale-down to capture full-page without repeat

Benefits/drawbacks:

  • Will scale down the device ratio until the image fits
  • Works well for small to medium-sized websites
  • Can result in a low-quality images for massive pages
  • Single image implementation; no complex image stitching

Todo:

  • Proceed w/ simple scale-down approach?
  • Document scaling approach when using fullPage
  • Tests

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// Scroll one viewport at a time, pausing to let content load
const viewportHeight = viewportOptions.height;
let viewportIncrement = 0;
while (viewportIncrement + viewportHeight < bodyBoundingHeight) {
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This loop was inaccessible before due to bodyBoundingHeight being an object. autoScroll below accomplishes the same goal of scrolling to force content load.

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const maxTextureSize = await page.evaluate(() => {
const canvas = document.createElement('canvas');
const webGL = canvas.getContext('webgl');
return webGL.getParameter(webGL.MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE);
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MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE is the number of pixels we can go in any dimmension before duplicate rendering will occur. This is determined at runtime as it can/will be different per environment. Using this, we can adjust our deviceScaleFactor to fit the page within this dimension.

Note: The same issue can technically happen horizontally. If there's a use case out there, we should scroll and scale in both dimensions ( maybe a follow-up PR? ).

@@ -119,8 +119,6 @@ const parseCookie = (url, cookie) => {
return returnValue;
};

const imagesHaveLoaded = () => [...document.images].map(element => element.complete);
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This was returning an array of true/false before; always truthy and thus never waited.

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Thanks for working on this 🙌🏻

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Will scale down the device ratio until the image fits

I don't see how that will work in practice. Most websites are long enough to make the quality unusable.

return !isBottom;
};

while (await autoScroll()) { /* eslint-disable-line no-await-in-loop */
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Should this have a timeout? Otherwise, it would just go on forever on sites with infinite auto-loading.

/* eslint-disable no-undef */
window.scrollTo(0, 0);
/* eslint-enable no-undef */
// Workaround for chromium height limitations: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=770769#c12
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// Workaround for chromium height limitations: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=770769#c12
// Workaround for Chromium height limitations: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=770769#c12

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Will scale down the device ratio until the image fits

I don't see how that will work in practice. Most websites are long enough to make the quality unusable.

Review the sample screenshots in the description; hopefully, those can inform whether this is a viable compromise. Or, at a minimum, a bridge to a proper chromium fix. Otherwise, we'd need to explore the "image stitching" approach.

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Review the sample screenshots in the description; hopefully, those can inform whether this is a viable compromise. Or, at a minimum, a bridge to a proper chromium fix. Otherwise, we'd need to explore the "image stitching" approach.

I don't think it's viable. Yes, it can work on some sites, but for most, it cannot. And I don't like that the flag makes everything nondeterministic. You have no idea of the quality of the screenshot upfront. I'd honestly rather have no --full-page flag than a broken one.

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Could we have a temporary flag that changed --full-height to mean as much as possible by scaling while still keeping the set width/height options?

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brandon93s commented Nov 29, 2020

Could we have a temporary flag that changed --full-height to mean as much as possible by scaling while still keeping the set width/height options?

To make sure I understand: are you proposing a new flag / option called full-height which would work as proposed in this PR as an alternative to full-page while we wait on Chromium or implement an alternative? Would we remove full-page in the interim since it's broken?

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No, just a typo, fixed:

Could we have a temporary flag that changed --full-page to mean as much as possible by scaling while still keeping the set width/height options?

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Basically, scale the site down as much as possible while still respecting the set width and then capture as much height as possible, although it won't be everything.

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Maybe you can find some inspiration in https://github.com/morteza-fsh/puppeteer-full-page-screenshot

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Unfortunately, the underlying chromium limitation is still outstanding and is not addressed by the puppeteer release.

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Kikobeats commented Nov 6, 2021

I tested this PR locally with puppeteer v11 and I didn't any change compared with the default behavior.

target: https://www.apple.com/es/iphone/

before ![before](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2096101/140619676-a0df96d9-5306-4074-bd55-59f435513b92.png)
after ![after](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2096101/140619683-5f55c697-8141-48eb-acbb-2f367480ef38.png)

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Closing as this is not moving forward and we cannot keep it open forever.

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