Recushot

CLI tool. Create recursive screenshots of local HTML files using Puppeteer and Glob.

How does it work

Suppose we have the following hierarchy of files and we would like to screenshot a specific element in each of them.

root
└─ /directory1
   └─── /index.html
└─ /directory2
   └─── /whatever.html
└─ /directory3
   └─── /another.html

I root directory we can call:

recushot --selector '#myElementId'

Recushot will recursively traverse each .html file in current directory and screenshot element #myElementId (if found).

Output should look like this:

root
└─ /directory1
   └─── /index.html
└─ /directory2
   └─── /whatever.html
└─ /directory3
   └─── /another.html
└─ directory1.jpeg
└─ directory2.jpeg
└─ directory3.jpeg

Delay

If you need to take a screenshot of something with a delay (animated web, HTML banner), you can pass the delay parameter.

recushot --selector '#myElementId' --delay 2500

it waits 2.5s from the time the window is opened before taking a picture.

Options

short	long	desc	default
-V	--version	output the version number
-s	--selector <querySelector>	Element selector (#someId) which you would like to screenshot. It screenshots whole page if no selector is specified.
-p	--pattern <pattern>	Glob pattern/path to find .html files	cwd + **/*.html
-d	--delay <miliseconds>	How long it should wait before screenshot after page load	0
-q	--quality <number>	JPEG output quality	100
-h	--help	display help for command