Scroll through webpages automatically. This is useful for browsing through operations dashboards.
peruse --links <path> [--rate <px> | --fast | --medium | --slow] [--executable <executable>]
Create a file containing all links you wish to load. If this file is executable, stdout is intercepted upon running this file.
https://www.lipsum.com/
https://www.gutenberg.org/
then run
peruse --links links.txtto open a Puppeteer window that scrolls through site alternatively.
Peruse binds the following shortcuts to each target page:
- 1: set speed to slow
- 2: set speed to medium
- 3: set speed to fast
Space: pause / unpause
Tests that:
- scrolling stops / starts in the correct locations
- the page title dynamically updates
- pause and unpause works
- each speed scrolls at the expected rate
1, Experimental - This project might die, it's undertested and underdocumented, and redesigns and breaking changes are likely
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