browsershot VS ziggy

Sure! PHP makes it really simple. I use https://github.com/spatie/browsershot that just makes its way through a JSON feed of the links on a cronjob. I host a lot of stuff on a single VPS so its super flexible.

I used https://github.com/spatie/browsershot along with the WP REST API on a cronjob. I actually used it for social preview images too! https://twitter.com/addy_codes. Each link has a hidden page that builds the social preview in HTML then the screenshot tool screenshots it for me.

We have an application that generates shipping documentation in PDF formats based on data pulled from our ERP software. I wrote this application myself and uses templates defined in CSS and then use this package to generate the PDF: https://github.com/spatie/browsershot

I've recently switched from wkhtmltopdf to https://github.com/spatie/browsershot.

I highly recommend using Chrome in headless mode using this package.

Browsershot is a software by Spatie that converts a webpage into an image or PDF by utilising a headless instance of Chrome. In this post, you will learn how to install it in your Laravel application and use it.

An alternative and a more popular solution to this is of course spatie/browsershot which does the same thing but using headless Chrome. I used to use Snappy years ago, but now I use Browsershot.

Has anyone managed to make Browsershot (https://github.com/spatie/browsershot) work on Laravel Vapor with docker ?

The Ziggy package, provides a Javascript helper that makes it very easy to generate Laravel route url's, in your frontend code, the code would look something like this:

5. tighten/ziggy

Inertia uses Laravel's routes, so we won't need to use a client side router, but to make use of Laravel's web.php routes, we have to pass them to the DOM somehow. The easiest way to do it to use Ziggy. Let's install Ziggy:

Hi! I am currently trying to get Ziggy to work with InertiaJS but I cannot get it to work at all. I can clearly see that Ziggy is included (using the @route directive in my blade file). When calling window.route() outside my Vue components it works fine. But when I try to call it inside my components I get this:

Inertia makes a lot of things trivial to do, like managing routes, and handling middleware on routes . Since it uses your routes file to create routes in the vue app (use https://github.com/tighten/ziggy and you can use named routes in your vue files too). Also form validation and showing any error messages is pretty easy. it returns an errors object from your controller, so you only have to maintain validation rules in one spot.