This version makes it much easier to render images from static local assets. Here's the gist:
--static/-s
The raster-eyes command now takes a --static (or -s) option that specifies where to serve up local assets:
raster-eyes --static .This will internally add an express static handler so that URLs without the /raster-eyes/ prefix will be treated as static assets in the current working directory. Then it will redirect URIs in the form:
/{path}/{filename}
to:
/{path}/http://{hostname}:{port}/{filename}
which will capture a screenshot of your local assets as served through express. That means that if you have an index.html in the directory where you run raster-eyes --static ., you should be able to go to http://127.0.0.1/raster-eyes/index.html and see it rendered as an image.