webscrapbook VS react-native-view-shot

https://github.com/danny0838/webscrapbook/wiki/Intro haven't used myself but sounds interesting

For other questions about WebScrapBook, you can read the manual first, and you are also welcomed to raise an issue if you still have an unanswered question.

WebScrapBook just seems bloaty to me, but haven't tried it and have no need for my personal notes in the archives.

After a 5–year struggle, the tremendous migration of ScrapBook X to WebScrapBook is complete.

this extension for websites may help those who are backing up things though it can no do a full dump it is useful if you want to back up a specific page you are interested in https://github.com/danny0838/webscrapbook

A workaround you could use is maybe use a library like react-native-view-shot

It is just like instagram. Now when i use an image then i can export the edited image using this library. But when i use a video, i have no idea how i can export it? I am not looking for any coding help. If anyone has an idea on how it has been achieved by instagram. Please share the logical explanation since i was not able to find any tool/packages or any lead at all about this. I know about this product which is almost a complete replica of what instagram editor does, but all i want to know is how the exporting works when a video is used.

To share the results we'll require the combination of react-native-view-shot that captures the state of our screen once the map is rendered and expo-sharing to share the screenshot we've captured.

1) Create a react native view of what you want to share 2) use react-native-view-shot to convert the view into an image 3) share that image with the share lib

Using react-native-view-shot (https://github.com/gre/react-native-view-shot) to turn that into an image.

If it's the former then this is what you want: https://github.com/gre/react-native-view-shot

Maybe you could try https://github.com/gre/react-native-view-shot ? I managed to capture a few screenshots with it but all my views were visible on the screen when I used it (they were just small cards), I'm not sure if it would capture contents outside of the screen and if you are using something like FlatList, the elements that aren't rendered probably won't be captured, if it works with FlatList, that is.

You could potentially use https://github.com/gre/react-native-view-shot. It will “screenshot” anything within a particular View and you can then do what you want with the image data. Perhaps even find a way to write it to a PDF file?

I haven’t need this feature myself but I found this library. It looks like it works on expo too