Comment on Screenshoteer – Command-line website screenshots and mobile emulationsComments−tronko7yNice small project. This uses a chrome-headless on the background to perform the screenshot, isn't it?Also, you have included a .DS_Store file in your repository.−vladocarOP7yYes, it uses puppeteer(headless chrome).For the .DS_Store I totally forgot to put .gitignore :)−astrodust7yThe 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.−Dragory7yThe one that's 0.3.2 is called "screenshooter", while this tool is called "screenshoteer".−astrodust7yOh. Well, that would explain.−vladocarOP7yThe name is inspired by the "puppeteer" => screenshot + puppe-teer = screenshoteer−vladocarOP7yThat is super strange.. I never inserted 0.3.2. The current version is 1.0.1−astrodust7yThere's another NPM package with an almost but not quite similar name to yours.
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Nice small project. This uses a chrome-headless on the background to perform the screenshot, isn't it?
Also, you have included a .DS_Store file in your repository.
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.
The one that's 0.3.2 is called "screenshooter", while this tool is called "screenshoteer".
Oh. Well, that would explain.
The name is inspired by the "puppeteer" => screenshot + puppe-teer = screenshoteer
That is super strange.. I never inserted 0.3.2. The current version is 1.0.1
There's another NPM package with an almost but not quite similar name to yours.