I am interested in using Kaleido as a backend for my imgmaker package, which currently uses Selenium + stable Chrome. The benefits listed in the README for this package would be well suited toward improving UX for mine.
However, the current scopes are more hardcoded toward Plotly's implementation (at the C level, which means it can't be addressed at the Python level). A Scope that simply takes in arbitrary HTML and returns an image of the generated webpage (including using width/height parameters to resize the browser) would be extremely useful for a number of image automation tasks, not just my own.
I am interested in using Kaleido as a backend for my imgmaker package, which currently uses Selenium + stable Chrome. The benefits listed in the README for this package would be well suited toward improving UX for mine.
However, the current scopes are more hardcoded toward Plotly's implementation (at the C level, which means it can't be addressed at the Python level). A Scope that simply takes in arbitrary HTML and returns an image of the generated webpage (including using width/height parameters to resize the browser) would be extremely useful for a number of image automation tasks, not just my own.