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viewsnap

v1.0.2

Published

Creates a collection of snapshots of a webpage for various viewport dimensions

Downloads

4

Readme

Viewsnap

Viewsnap logo

A Node.js CLI tool that captures responsive snapshots of a website, generating images for multiple viewport sizes. This allows developers to quickly test and visualize how their web pages appear across different devices and browsers, from mobile to desktop, streamlining the process of ensuring a responsive design.

NOTE: Animations on a website may produce various different results on the images.

Usage

Option 1: Use directly with npx

npx viewsnap generate <url>

Option 2: Install viewsnap package globally

npm install -g viewsnap
viewsnap generate <url>

Option 3: install to project scope, and add the command to PATH variable

npm install viewsnap --save-dev

Add the viewsnap command to PATH variable:

export PATH=$PATH:$(npm bin -g)
viewsnap generate <url>

Snapshots and an overview page snapshots.html are stored in .viewsnap directory.

Commands

generate Command

The generate command takes snapshots of a website URL given as a parameter. Snapshots are taken with multiple viewport sizes covering the most common device viewports from desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. Viewport snapshots are taken with three different headless browsers (Chrome, Firefox, WebKit).

Syntax:

viewsnap generate <url> [options]

URL

  • URL for a website, can be local or web-hosted

Options

  • -f, --full-height, option sets the viewport height for full height of the page.

Example output:

npm viewsnap generate http://localhost:5137

snapshots.html preview

snapshots.html:

snapshots.html preview

Contributing

All contributions are welcome, please read how to contribute first.