quick and dirty mod: added filename and directory structure, to

[lury]

separate different web pages, and add pagename, dimensions and time to filenames

command: phantomjs abovethefold.js http://example.com

result:

• directory /output/example.com/ created (if not exists)

files saved to:

• /output/example.com/example.com.1280x1024-2014-02-04T01:05:20.735Z-abovethefold.css
• /output/example.com/example.com.1280x1024-2014-02-04T01:05:20.735Z-abovethefold.js

additional files for the same site are saved to the same directory.

added debug output to show files location:

*******************
Files saved to:
output/example.com/example.com.1280x1024-2014-02-04T01:05:20.735Z-abovethefold.{css,js}

[JakeChampion]

You could keep the path structure of the address and use fs.makeTree to mimic it in the folder structure. This would help keep the output directory nice and structured.

[lury]

don't you think that's a bit too much?
i'd rather keep this in a file name, because it'd make life harder to follow directory structure, and if you'd send someone the file, path would be lost.

Anyway, i've noticed that fs.makeDirectory is actually creating parent directories - try this out without "output" dir created in advance, and you'll end up with /output/example.com/ anyway.