Render HTML to an image using PhantomJS with this library designed to scale for high volume continuous operation.

• Provides full timing control around the rendering process.
• Maintains a live PhantomJS process (instead of a new one per request which many wrappers do, which is slow).
• [Coming soon] Manages rendering under specified timezones or proxies per request.

The example assumes you have PhantomJS installed and on on your path.

from phantom_snap.settings import PHANTOMJS
from phantom_snap.phantom import PhantomJSRenderer

config = {
    'executable': '/usr/local/bin/phantomjs',
    'args': PHANTOMJS['args'] + ['--disk-cache=false', '--load-images=true'],
    'env': {'TZ': 'America/Los_Angeles'}
}
r = PhantomJSRenderer(config)

urls = ['http://whatismytimezone.com/',
        'http://www.drudgereport.com',
        'http://www.google.com']

try:
    for url in urls:
        page = r.render(url)
        if page is not None:
            if page['error'] is None:
                print ''.join([page['url'], ' ', str(page['status']), ' ', str(page['load_time'])])
            else:
                print ''.join([page['url'], ' ', str(page['status']), ' ', page['error']])
finally:
    r.shutdown(15)