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sakuli / sakuli / packages / sakuli-legacy / src / context / common / actions / screen.function.ts View on Github

async takeScreenshot(filename: string): Promise {
        const pathParts = parse(filename);
        const outputDir = (pathParts.dir &amp;&amp; pathParts.dir.length &gt; 0) ? pathParts.dir : cwd();
        return screen.capture(pathParts.name, FileType.PNG, outputDir);
    },
    async takeScreenshotWithTimestamp(filename: string): Promise {

sakuli / sakuli / packages / sakuli-legacy / src / context / common / actions / screen.function.ts View on Github

async takeScreenshotWithTimestamp(filename: string): Promise {
        const pathParts = parse(filename);
        const outputDir = (pathParts.dir &amp;&amp; pathParts.dir.length &gt; 0) ? pathParts.dir : cwd();
        return screen.capture(pathParts.name, FileType.PNG, outputDir, `${new Date().toISOString()}_`, "");
    }
};