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@globetrotte/altimeter

v0.0.5

Published

A simple cli for generating preview image of a given url(s) with [Playwright](https://playwright.dev/).

Readme

@globetrotte/altimeter - Altimeter

A simple cli for generating preview image of a given url(s) with Playwright.

Getting started

Create a simple config json file like below.

{
  "baseURL": "https://gitnav.xyz",
  "dir": "doc/preview"
}

Name the file something like config.json then run it with altimeter.

> altimeter config.json
Generated doc/preview/base.jpg

Open up the doc/preview directory, aaand tadaa! there's an image called base.jpg that looks like this in there!

Screenshot of gitnav.xyz Homepage

Config

Here's a list of things that can be set with the config file.

browser

  • Type: BrowserTypes ("chromium" | "firefox" | "webkit")
  • Default: "chromium"

Browser type to use for generating the screenshots.

baseURL (required)

  • Type: string (eg. "https://gitnav.xyz")
  • Default: undefined

This is basically the base URL of the site you want to take screenshots of.

destURLs

  • Type: AltimeterDestination[] (eg. {"name": "drag_and_drop_rebase", "url": "docs/drag-and-drop-rebase.html"})
  • Default: []

name field here is used for the name of the screenshot image. With the example of "drag_and_drop_rebase", the image would be called drag_and_drop_rebase.jpg. url field here is the path on top of the baseURL field. With the example of "docs/drag-and-drop-rebase.html" (and "https://gitnav.xyz" as baseURL), it would then take the screenshot of https://gitnav.xyz/docs/drag-and-drop-rebase.html.

If this is empty, it would take a screenshot of the base url and save it as base.jpg.

dir

  • Type: string
  • Default: "altimeter"

Directory where all the preview images should be saved to.

width

  • Type: number
  • Default: 1200

Width of the preview images.

height

  • Type: number
  • Default: 600

Height of the preview images.