Show HN: Pdf-Bot, an API/CLI for Generating PDFs Using Headless Chrome
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#4Headless chrome is awesome. I'm using it to generate multiple PNG from SVG.
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#5Headless chrome is awesome. I'm using it to generate multiple PNG from SVG.
This other project[2] was recently on HN but you can't find it easily on github search.
[1] https://github.com/search?q=topic%3Aheadless-chromium&type=R...
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#6https://github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer/blob/master/exampl...
Really easy to work around, I used it to build a simple CLI to generate device screenshots of a webpage by modifying the user-agent and resolution to match each device.
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#7Headless chrome is awesome. I'm using it to generate multiple PNG from SVG.
I agree with you but as a 'old' developer, I find it pretty sad that you have to fire up a headless browser + its gigaton of code, to convert a SVG to PNG. But I agree with you, headless chrome can be very useful.
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#8I don't know if there's an easier way or service these days
Re: Show HN: Pdf-Bot, an API/CLI for Generating PDFs Using Headless Chrome
#9Headless chrome is awesome. I'm using it to generate multiple PNG from SVG.
I agree with you but as a 'old' developer, I find it pretty sad that you have to fire up a headless browser + its gigaton of code, to convert a SVG to PNG. But I agree with you, headless chrome can be very useful.
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#10idea: using this as "send to kindle" generating pdfs from urls you stumble upon, and seamlessly sending them to the *@kindle.com email address to consume in the device I don't know if there's an easier way or service these days
These days I use Calibre instead because the overall experience is better, but for single articles it's a bit overkill.