weasyprint:tldr:47091
weasyprint: Specify a base URL for relative URLs in the input HTML file.
$ weasyprint ${path-to-input-html} ${path-to-output}.png --base-url ${url_or_filename}
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The given command is using the WeasyPrint tool to convert an HTML file (${path-to-input-html}) into a PNG image (${path-to-output}.png). Here's a breakdown of the command:
weasyprint: This is the command to invoke the WeasyPrint tool.${path-to-input-html}: This is the placeholder for the path to the input HTML file you want to convert.${path-to-output}.png: This is the placeholder for the desired output file path and name. The file will be saved as a PNG image.--base-url ${url_or_filename}: This part specifies the base URL or filename for resolving relative links, stylesheets, and images within the HTML file. You need to replace${url_or_filename}with an actual URL (e.g., http://example.com) or a file path (e.g., /path/to/file.html).
In summary, this command takes an HTML file as input, processes it using WeasyPrint, and generates a PNG image as output. The --base-url flag is used to specify the base URL or filename for proper resolution of relative file references in the HTML.
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