Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes, it uses puppeteer(headless chrome). For the .DS_Store I totally forgot to put .gitignore :)
The version from NPM is 0.3.2 but the GitHub docs are for 1.0.1? Looks like the --url option doesn't (yet) exist on NPM.
Screenshoteer – Command-line website screenshots and mobile emulations
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#22google-chrome --headless --screenshot http://site.com
It's a one line command.
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#24why don't just use chrome/chromium without puppeteer? google-chrome --headless --screenshot http://site.com It's a one line command.
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#28Adding a click-accept feature would be great, so it can automatically click GDPR notices, popup email subscribe boxes, etc.
Command line options: https://a9t9.com/kantu/docs#cmd
(... and it works in Chrome and Firefox.)
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#29Adding a click-accept feature would be great, so it can automatically click GDPR notices, popup email subscribe boxes, etc.
If you need to do some "work" like closing banners or form filling before taking the screenshot, use the kantu Selenium IDE: https://a9t9.com/kantu/docs/selenium-ide/capturescreenshot Command line options: https://a9t9.com/kantu/docs#cmd (... and it works in Chrome and Firefox.)