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frontend experts, a question for you. I'm using Puppeteer to puppet a headless Chromium to render SVGs. tried triggering the capture after the load event, but images within the SVGs hadn't rendered. is there a better event to listen for? or do I just bodge a few seconds delay in?Look on archive.org
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after a bit of digging into it, it seems like the answer is to wait for two requestAnimationFrames to pass. seems like there should be a simpler way! stackoverflow.com/questions/14578356/how-to-detect-when-an-image-has-finished-rendering-in-the-browser-i-e-paintedPermalink Look on archive.org
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('load' is fired after the browser knows what to paint. but it just does the actual painting on it's own time, some time after that)Permalink Look on archive.org
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after actually trying that... nope. time to just crank the delay up!Permalink Look on archive.org