Wanted: Service Tweak this apple script please

[philiporchard]

Hi,

I'm trying to take screen grabs of a list of URLs.

I'm doing it on a local machine - to ensure the grabs all look perfect.

I've found an apple Script for Mac which does the job perfectly:
https://mac.appstorm.net/general/ap...y-create-screenshots-from-a-list-of-websites/

The only disadvantage is that it names the files webshot-1, webshot-2, rather than the URL of the page that the screen grab is of.

I've had a little play with this - but to no avail.

If anyone can help, that would be great.

Thanks, Phil

 

[dee]

this works i think :

--Variables
set whichUrl to 1
set fileNames to "webshot"
set filename_text to ""

--Get Number of URLs
tell application "TextEdit"
    set theCount to the count of paragraphs of front document
end tell

--Repeat this for every URL
repeat theCount times
  
    --Get the next URL
    tell application "TextEdit"
        set currentUrl to paragraph whichUrl of front document as text
    end tell
  
    --Open the URL in Safari
    tell application "Safari"
        activate
        set the URL of document 1 to currentUrl
      
        --Wait until it loads, then take a screenshot
        delay 5

        --set current url as variable to be able to strip text
        set the filename_text to currentUrl
      
        set filename_text to ((characters 8 thru -1 of filename_text) as string) --trim first characters of current url
        set filename_text to ((characters 1 thru -6 of filename_text) as string) --trim last chracters of current url
      
        set picPath to ((POSIX path of (path to desktop)) & fileNames & "-" & filename_text & ".jpg") as string
        do shell script "screencapture -tjpg " & quoted form of picPath
    end tell
  
    --Increase the counter for next time
    set whichUrl to whichUrl + 1
end repeat

play around with the character trim bit if your using mostly co.uk or whatever so your not writing full stops in the file name

 

[philiporchard]

Many thanks! I'll have a play tomorrow.