shot-scraper

shot-scraper can now take screenshots of local files on disk: #35

shot-scraper index.html -o index.png

If you call shot-scraper on a URL with no protocol, http:// will be assumed. Redirects will be followed:

shot-scraper datasette.io -o datasette.png

Now supports taking screenshots of pages that require authentication. #18

The following command will open a browser window for the specified website, wait for you to manually authenticate and hit <enter> in the terminal, and then write the resulting authentication context out to auth.json:

shot-scraper auth https://github.com/ auth.json`

You can then take authenticated screenshots like this:

shot-scraper https://github.com/notifications \
  --auth auth.json -o notifications.png

The -a/--auth option is also supported by the multi, pdf and accessibility commands.

The shot-scraper command can now open a browser in which you can interact with a page before the screenshot is taken: #31

shot-scraper https://simonwillison.net/ \
  -o after-interaction.png \
  --height 800 --interactive

This will output:

Hit <enter> to take the shot and close the browser window:
  # And after you hit <enter>...
Screenshot of 'https://simonwillison.net/' written to 'after-interaction.png'

You can now pass multiple CSS selectors in order to take a screenshot of the smallest area that encompasses all of the content referenced by those selectors: #21

shot-scraper https://simonwillison.net/ \
  -s '#bighead' -s .overband \
  -o bighead-multi-selector.png

Add --padding 20 to include an additional 20px of padding around the specified area.

The YAML format used by snap-shotter multi also now supports multiple CSS selectors, which look like this:

- output: bighead-multi-selector.png
  url: https://simonwillison.net/
  selectors:
  - "#bighead"
  - .overband
  padding: 20

Scripted tests can now be run using tests/run_examples.sh #29