puppeteer-v-cli
v1.3.1
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A general command-line wrapper for puppeteer. Currently only supports one command—`print`—to render a local HTML file to PDF.(when original app support this feature, it will be deprecated.)
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puppeteer-v-cli
A general command-line wrapper for puppeteer. Currently only supports one command—print
—to render a local/or remote HTML file to PDF. Aims to be a easy replacement for the deprecated wkhtmltopdf.
It is copycat of puppeteer-cli
. Just support viewport option. (when original app support this feature, it will be deprecated.)
Usage
puppeteer-v print <input> <output>
Print an HTML file or URL to PDF. If viewport-width > 0 and viewport-height > 0, then set viewport size.
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--help Show help [boolean]
--background [boolean] [default: true]
--margin-top [default: "6.25mm"]
--margin-right [default: "6.25mm"]
--margin-bottom [default: "14.11mm"]
--margin-left [default: "6.25mm"]
--format [default: "Letter"]
--landscape [boolean] [default: false]
--viewport-width [number] [default: 0]
--viewport-height [number] [default: 0]
puppeteer-v screenshot <input> <output>
Take screenshot of an HTML file or URL to PNG
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
--help Show help [boolean]
--full-page [boolean] [default: true]
--omit-background [boolean] [default: false]
Example
npm install -g puppeteer-v-cli
echo "<h1>Hello world!</h1>" > mypage.html
puppeteer-v print mypage.html myprint.pdf # local file
puppeteer-v print https://github.com/JarvusInnovations/puppeteer-cli puppeteer-cli.pdf # url
puppeteer-v screenshot mypage.html myscreenshot.png # local file
puppeteer-v screenshot https://jarv.us myscreenshot.png # url
puppeteer-v screenshot https://jarv.us myscreenshot.png --viewport-width 100 --viewport-height 100
Roadmap
- [X] Add
print
command - [X] Add support for
http://
inputs in addition to local file paths - [X] Add
screenshot
command - [ ] Add compatibility with
wkhtmltopdf
parameters to provide a drop-in replacement? - [ ] Detect
.json
or.js
files as input toscreenshot
command instead of a single HTML file or URL, specifying a set of screenshots to capture in series