Automate device mockup screenshots in your GitHub workflows.

SnapMock visits your deployed site, captures responsive screenshots inside device frames (like laptops), and automatically commits them to a branch of your choice. Perfect for keeping your README visuals or documentation up to date with every push.

When added to your workflow, SnapMock:

• Visits a given URL (e.g., your deployed site)
• Takes screenshots for specified device sizes
• Embeds them into realistic mockups (e.g., laptops)
• Saves the final images into a snapshots folder
• Lets you deploy or use those screenshots as needed (e.g., in a README, a docs site, or a branch)

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1. Add the Action to your workflow (.github/workflows/snapmock.yml):

    name: Run SnapMock
   
    on:
    schedule:
        - cron: "0 0 * * *"  # Every day at midnight
    push:
        branches: [main]
    workflow_dispatch:
   
    permissions:
        contents: write
   
    jobs:
        snapmock:
            runs-on: ubuntu-latest
   
            steps:
                - name: Checkout Repo
                    uses: actions/checkout@v3
   
                - name: Check current directory
                    run: |
                        echo "Current Directory:"
                        pwd  # Print the current directory
   
                - name: Ensure snapshots directory exists
                    run: |
                        run: mkdir -p ${{ github.workspace }}/<OUTPUT-DIR>  # Ensures the directory exists before SnapMock
   
                - name: Run SnapMock
                    uses: Programming-Sai/SnapMock@v1.0.0
                    with:
                        url: "https://your-live-site.com"
                        devices: "laptop,tablet,mobile"
                        output: "${{ github.workspace }}/<OUTPUT-DIR>" # Must be the same as the one specified above
                        selectors: ".dark-mode-toggle,.light-mode-toggle"  # Optional, Just for theme toggling
   
                - name: Debug snapshot output
                    run: |
                        echo "Snapshot output contents:"
                        ls -R ${{ github.workspace }}/<OUTPUT-DIR> || echo "No snapshots directory found"  # Debug if snapshots are present
   
                - name: Deploy to Custom Branch
                    uses: peaceiris/actions-gh-pages@v3
                    with:
                        github_token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
                        publish_dir: ${{ github.workspace }}/<OUTPUT-DIR> # Correctly use the directory with the snapshots
                        publish_branch: <BRANCH-NAME>  # User-specified branch
                        commit_message: "Update SnapMock screenshots [skip ci]"
                    env:
                        GIT_AUTHOR_NAME: "SnapMock Bot"
                        GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL: "snapmock@users.noreply.github.com"

2. **Inspect your output branch. It should will contain files named:

   output_<device>.png       # when no selectors
   
   OR
   
   output_<device>[_theme1|_theme2].png # with selectors
   

3. Embed in your README:

   ![Laptop Screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/<OWNER>/<REPO>/<BRANCH-NAME>/output_laptop.png)

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Name	Required	Default	Description
url	✓	—	Full URL of the webpage to capture.
devices		laptop,tablet,mobile	Comma‑separated viewport(s). Valid: laptop, tablet, mobile.
output	✓	—	Workspace path where snapshots/ will be created (e.g. ./snapshots).
selectors		(empty)	Comma‑separated CSS selectors or XPaths to click before screenshot (theme toggles, dark or light themes).

Note: If selectors is omitted or empty, SnapMock captures a single screenshot per device.

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• All images land in your specified output directory under snapshots/:

  • output_laptop.png
  • output_tablet.png
  • output_mobile.png
  • Or with _theme1/_theme2 suffixes when toggles are provided.

• Those files are then published to your chosen branch (via the peaceiris/actions-gh-pages step), making them accessible at raw URLs like:

  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OWNER/REPO/previews/snapshots/output_laptop.png
  

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