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@snapshot-site/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Official CLI for the Snapshot Site API

Readme

Snapshot Site CLI

npm Node License CI

Official CLI for the Snapshot Site API.

Install

pnpm add -g @snapshot-site/cli

Create your API token in Snapshot Site Console:

  • https://console.snapshot-site.com

Usage

export SNAPSHOT_SITE_API_KEY=your_key

snapshot-site screenshot --url https://snapshot-site.com --full-size
snapshot-site analyze --url https://snapshot-site.com --enable-summary --enable-quality
snapshot-site compare --before-url https://snapshot-site.com --after-url https://staging.snapshot-site.com --full-size

Login and local config

The CLI can persist your API key in a local config file:

snapshot-site login --api-key ss_live_xxx
snapshot-site whoami-config
snapshot-site logout

Config path:

~/.config/snapshot-site/config.json

Environment variables still work and override the saved config:

export SNAPSHOT_SITE_API_KEY=ss_live_xxx
export SNAPSHOT_SITE_BASE_URL=https://api.prod.ss.snapshot-site.com

Complete examples

Take a screenshot and save the PNG

snapshot-site screenshot \
  --url https://snapshot-site.com/pricing \
  --width 1440 \
  --full-size \
  --hide-cookie \
  --output ./pricing.json \
  --save-image ./pricing.png

Analyze a page with summary and quality checks

snapshot-site analyze \
  --url https://snapshot-site.com \
  --width 1440 \
  --full-size \
  --enable-summary \
  --enable-quality \
  --output ./analysis.json \
  --save-image ./analysis.png

Compare staging vs production and save before/after/diff

snapshot-site compare \
  --before-url https://snapshot-site.com/pricing \
  --after-url https://staging.snapshot-site.com/pricing \
  --width 1440 \
  --full-size \
  --hide-cookie \
  --threshold 0.1 \
  --output ./compare.json \
  --save-image ./compare-assets

Compare from a JSON payload

snapshot-site compare \
  --input ./compare-payload.json \
  --output ./compare.json \
  --save-image ./compare-assets

Save assets locally

snapshot-site screenshot --url https://snapshot-site.com --save-image
snapshot-site analyze --url https://snapshot-site.com --enable-quality --save-image ./analysis.png
snapshot-site compare --before-url https://snapshot-site.com --after-url https://staging.snapshot-site.com --save-image ./compare-output

Publish

pnpm run prepublishOnly
npm publish --access public