static snapshots

Creating Static Snapshots

From browser

Open the ReSpec UI and select "Export..."

Select the format to export as.

Using command line

One off...

npx respec --src source.html --out index.html

Or, to install ReSpec for repeated use:

respec --src source.html --out index.html

then:

npm install --global respec
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For more options, run `respec --help`.

Description Converts a ReSpec source file to HTML and writes to destination.

Usage $ respec [source] [destination] [options]

Options -s, --src URL to ReSpec source file. -o, --out Path to output file. -t, --timeout How long to wait before timing out (in seconds). (default 10) --use-local Use locally installed ReSpec instead of the one in document. (default false) -e, --haltonerror Abort if the spec has any errors. (default false) -w, --haltonwarn Abort if ReSpec generates warnings. (default false) --disable-sandbox Disable Chromium sandboxing if needed. (default false) --devtools Enable debugging and show Chrome's DevTools. (default false) --verbose Log processing status to stdout. (default false) --localhost Spin up a local server to perform processing. (default false) --port Port override for --localhost. (default 3000) -v, --version Displays current version -h, --help Displays this message

<aside class="note">
If you already have Chrome installed on your computer, you can speed up the process by not installing a new copy of Chrome on each install. To do so, add following two environment variables before installing or running above steps:

```bash
export PUPPETEER_SKIP_CHROMIUM_DOWNLOAD=1
export PUPPETEER_EXECUTABLE_PATH="/usr/bin/google-chrome"
# replace "/usr/bin/google-chrome" with path to Chrome executable on your system.
# On MacOS, it's generally:
# "/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google chrome"