I think it's sort of an approach towards something like nw.js but I could be wrong, a bit of more description as to the purpose and use case would help evade the confusion since I'm only speculating..
It lets you interact with a version of webkit via python. Useful for writing programs to interact with websites that normally require a user to press buttons.
Shameless plug, a while ago I wrote a micro rest api (ghost.py + flask) to take screenshots and optionally upload them to S3: http://gedrap.github.io/lightshot/
It still needs some extra work to be production ready though, please feel free to email me or create a github issue if you think it might useful for you :)
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I think it's sort of an approach towards something like nw.js but I could be wrong, a bit of more description as to the purpose and use case would help evade the confusion since I'm only speculating..
[0] - http://splash.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
Btw, Thanks for telling me about Splash, I needed something that has support for Ad Block Plus rules.
[0] - http://ghost-py.readthedocs.org/en/latest/#ghost.Ghost.captu...
It still needs some extra work to be production ready though, please feel free to email me or create a github issue if you think it might useful for you :)