Forked from: https://github.com/citizenfx/screenshot-basic
Added headers, crop options and imgur support

My mugshot resource utilizes the crop options, if you're interested in that you can have a look in that resource.

JavaScript example

// Imgur client ID
const CLIENT_ID = 'changeThis';

exports['screenshot-basic'].requestScreenshotUpload(`https://api.imgur.com/3/image`, 'imgur', {
   headers: {
      'authorization': `Client-ID ${ CLIENT_ID }`,
      'content-type': 'multipart/form-data'
   }
}, ( data ) => {
   console.log(JSON.parse(data).data.link);
});

LUA example

-- Imgur client ID
local CLIENT_ID = 'changeThis'

exports['screenshot-basic']:requestScreenshotUpload('https://api.imgur.com/3/image', 'imgur', {
    headers = {
        ['authorization'] = string.format('Client-ID %s', CLIENT_ID),
        ['content-type'] = 'multipart/form-data'
    }
}, function(data)
   print(json.decode(data).data.link) 
end)

screenshot-basic for FiveM

Description

screenshot-basic is a basic resource for making screenshots of clients' game render targets using FiveM. It uses the same backing WebGL/OpenGL ES calls as used by the application/x-cfx-game-view plugin (see the code in citizenfx/fivem), and wraps these calls using Three.js to 'simplify' WebGL initialization and copying to a buffer from asynchronous NUI.

Usage

1. Make sure your cfx-server-data is updated as of 2019-01-15 or later. You can easily update it by running git pull in your local clone directory.
2. Install screenshot-basic:

   mkdir -p 'resources/[local]/'
   cd 'resources/[local]'
   git clone https://github.com/citizenfx/screenshot-basic.git screenshot-basic
   

3. Make/use a resource that uses it. Currently, there are no directly-usable commands, it is only usable through exports.

API

Client

requestScreenshot(options?: any, cb: (result: string) => void)

Takes a screenshot and passes the data URI to a callback. Please don't send this through any server events.

Arguments:

• options: An optional object containing options.
  • encoding: 'png' | 'jpg' | 'webp' - The target image encoding. Defaults to 'jpg'.
  • quality: number - The quality for a lossy image encoder, in a range for 0.0-1.0. Defaults to 0.92.
• cb: A callback upon result.
  • result: A base64 data URI for the image.

Example:

exports['screenshot-basic']:requestScreenshot(function(data)
    TriggerEvent('chat:addMessage', { template = '<img src="{0}" style="max-width: 300px;" />', args = { data } })
end)

requestScreenshotUpload(url: string, field: string, options?: any, cb: (result: string) => void)

Takes a screenshot and uploads it as a file (multipart/form-data) to a remote HTTP URL.

Arguments:

• url: The URL to a file upload handler.
• field: The name for the form field to add the file to.
• options: An optional object containing options.
  • encoding: 'png' | 'jpg' | 'webp' - The target image encoding. Defaults to 'jpg'.
  • quality: number - The quality for a lossy image encoder, in a range for 0.0-1.0. Defaults to 0.92.
• cb: A callback upon result.
  • result: The response data for the remote URL.

Example:

exports['screenshot-basic']:requestScreenshotUpload('https://wew.wtf/upload.php', 'files[]', function(data)
    local resp = json.decode(data)
    TriggerEvent('chat:addMessage', { template = '<img src="{0}" style="max-width: 300px;" />', args = { resp.files[1].url } })
end)

Server

The server can also request a client to take a screenshot and upload it to a built-in HTTP handler on the server.

Using this API on the server requires at least FiveM client version 1129160, and server pipeline 1011 or higher.

requestClientScreenshot(player: string | number, options: any, cb: (err: string | boolean, data: string) => void)

Requests the specified client to take a screenshot.

Arguments:

• player: The target player's player index.
• options: An object containing options.
  • fileName: string? - The file name on the server to save the image to. If not passed, the callback will get a data URI for the image data.
  • encoding: 'png' | 'jpg' | 'webp' - The target image encoding. Defaults to 'jpg'.
  • quality: number - The quality for a lossy image encoder, in a range for 0.0-1.0. Defaults to 0.92.
• cb: A callback upon result.
  • err: false, or an error string.
  • data: The local file name the upload was saved to, or the data URI for the image.

Example:

exports['screenshot-basic']:requestClientScreenshot(GetPlayers()[1], {
    fileName = 'cache/screenshot.jpg'
}, function(err, data)
    print('err', err)
    print('data', data)
end)