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screenshot_codebase

v0.3.2

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Take a screenshot of a codebase

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screenshot_codebase

Want a screenshot of a codebase? Want to compare the size of two codebases visually? Here ya go.

Installation

npm install -g screenshot_codebase

If you don't have npm, install node to get it.

Basic Usage

  • screenshot_codebase
    • Creates output.png with a screenshot of the current directory, travelling downwards, with standard excludes, the default midnight theme, and automatic highlighting turned on.
  • ~~screenshot_codebase -h off -c midnight -o final.png~~
    • ~~Creates final.png with highlighting turned off, in the midnight theme~~

Arguments

  • ~~-a allow cosmetic padding~~
  • ~~-c color theme~~
  • ~~-f font~~
  • ~~-h auto|off|~~
  • ~~-l location to start from~~
  • ~~-o output filename~~
  • ~~-r recursively scan downwards (default true; accepts 0/1, true/false, on/off, y/n)~~
  • ~~-s font size (default 4px)~~
  • ~~-t type override comma-separated list of key/val pairs for ext = lang (eg for perl vs prolog as .pl)~~
  • ~~-w word wrap at n (negative means crop instead)~~
  • ~~-x exclude comma-separated list of extensions~~
  • ~~-1 single image screenshots (treats -o as a directory to create name instead)~~