0.15

• New --log-requests option for logging out newline-delimited JSON showing all requests made while rendering a page, including image and asset loads. #88
• New shot-scraper pdf formatting options: --format, --width, --height, --scale and --print-background. Thanks, Eddie Chapman. #87
• Removed -h shortcut for help - use --help instead. -h was clashing with the shorter version of --height. Thanks, Matthew Bafford. #84

0.14.3

• Improved example workflow in Optimizing PNGs using Oxipng.
• Fixed typos in README and documentation. #83

0.14.2

• Documentation improvements. 0.14.1...0.14.2

0.14.1

• Switched documentation site over to the Furo theme. #77

0.14

• Documentation is now hosted at shot-scraper.datasette.io and has been expanded to multiple pages. #73
• shot-scraper $URL --wait-for EXPRESSION can be used to take the screenshot only once the provided JavaScript expression returns true. See Waiting until a specific condition. #72
• The wait_for: key in the YAML format used by shot-scraper multi provides equivalent functionality for scripted multiple screenshots.
• New documentation on Using shot-scraper with GitHub Actions. #74
• New example: Extracting page content with Readability.js

0.13

• shot-scraper auth --devtools option for opening DevTools when authenticating with a site. #66
• shot-scraper multi -n/--no-clobber option for skipping screenshots where the output image already exists on disk. #70

0.12

• --selector-all option to take a screenshot that encompasses every element matching the specified CSS selector - complements --selector which takes a screenshot of just the first element matching that selector. See Specifying elements using JavaScript filters. #64
• selector_all: and selectors_all: keys in the shot-scraper multi YAML format.
• --js-selector and --js-selector-all options for specifying elements to screenshot using a JavaScript expression, for cases which cannot be handled using CSS selectors #43. The following example takes a screenshot of the first paragraph on the page that mentions shot-scraper:

  shot-scraper https://github.com/simonw/shot-scraper \
    --js-selector 'el.tagName == "P" && el.innerText.includes("shot-scraper")'
  

• js_selector:, js_selectors:, js_selector_all: and js_selectors_all: equivalent keys in the shot-scraper multi YAML format.
• --user-agent option for setting a custom user agent header. #63
• --browser webkit option for running WebKit - thanks, Ryan Murphy. #56

0.11

• New shot-scraper accessibility --timeout option, thanks Ben Welsh. #59
• shot-scraper auth --browser option for authentication using a browser other than Chromium. #61
• Using --quality now results in a JPEG file with the correct .jpg extension. Thanks, Ian Wootten. #58
• New --reduced-motion flag for emulating the "prefers-reduced-motion" media feature. Thanks, Ryan Murphy. #49

0.10

• New -b/--browser option for the shot-scraper install, shot, multi and javascript commands. This can be used to install and run alternative browsers firefox, chrome or chrome-beta. Thanks, Ben Welsh. #53
• New --timeout option for shot-scraper shot and shot-scraper multi. Thanks, Ben Welsh. #47
• shot-scraper multi now continues to create other shots despite a timeout error, unless --fail-on-error is passed. Thanks, Ryan Cheley. #50
• README now describes the async () => { ... } pattern for shot-scraper javascript, as discussed in Extracting web page content using Readability.js and shot-scraper.
• New demo: shot-scraper-template, which lets you setup shot-scraper running in a GitHub repository in a single click. See also Instantly create a GitHub repository to take screenshots of a web page.
• New scraping demo: scrape-hacker-news-by-domain uses shot-scraper javascript to scrape a web page. See Scraping web pages from the command-line with shot-scraper.

0.9

• New shot-scraper javascript command for executing JavaScript against a web page and returning the result to the console as JSON: #38

  % shot-scraper javascript datasette.io document.title
  "Datasette: An open source multi-tool for exploring and publishing data"
  

  This can be used for web scraping and data extraction. Any JavaScript errors will cause the command to return an exit code of 1, so this can also be used to run tests against a website from within a continuous integration environment such as GitHub Actions.

• The shot-scraper pdf and shot-scraper accessibility commands can both now be used with local files in addition to URLs. #37

• The output: key is no longer required in YAML shot configuration: if omitted, an automatic filename will be used instead. #40

• An empty YAML file no longer produces an error. #41