I was curious to see the evolution of Francine over time. For that reason, I hacked (in the strict sense) a ruby script that walks the git history and takes a screenshot of Francine at that point in time. Each screenshot is saved to screenshots/$INDEX_$SHA.png file, where $INDEX is the position of the change in the history in chronological order.
Provided that you are running on a Mac with homebrew installed, brew bundle && ./generate_screenshots should be all you need to do. Note the first time the script runs, it will take a bit longer if you don't have the required dependencies installed.
These PR might or might not make sense to be merged into master, but in case you want to take a look at the script, here it is.
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4 years ago
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I was curious to see the evolution of Francine over time. For that reason, I hacked (in the strict sense) a ruby script that walks the git history and takes a screenshot of Francine at that point in time. Each screenshot is saved to
screenshots/$INDEX_$SHA.pngfile, where$INDEXis the position of the change in the history in chronological order.Provided that you are running on a Mac with homebrew installed,
brew bundle && ./generate_screenshotsshould be all you need to do. Note the first time the script runs, it will take a bit longer if you don't have the required dependencies installed.These PR might or might not make sense to be merged into master, but in case you want to take a look at the script, here it is.
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