- shots.py crops to a region (clip) or to what one or more elements cover (element, pad), per-shot viewport; capture.py writes the published sizes to src/data/screenshots.json so the page reserves the right space. - anonymize.py no longer empties secrets that netOrk compares with each other (Wi-Fi keys on an SSID against the key read from the access point). Emptying them invented passphrase "drift" that never existed; a keyed hash keeps equal equal, reverses nothing, and its key lives for one run. - scripts/check/site.py checks the built site in both languages at four widths: sideways overflow, one h1, images with alt and size, console errors, requests to other origins, links to unknown routes, old-URL redirects, language detection, and word counts against the budgets. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Demo instance for screenshots
The website shows real netOrk screens, taken from a local copy of a production database with every hostname, domain, address, MAC and name replaced.
pg_dump -Fc ... > netork.dump # on the production host, by hand
scripts/demo/up.sh restore netork.dump # fresh local DB + anonymize.py
scripts/demo/up.sh start # API :8000, UI http://127.0.0.1:5173
scripts/screenshots/capture.py --list-devices
scripts/screenshots/capture.py --var ap=<id> --var switch=<id> --var server=<id>
Log in as netork / netork-demo.
- Only the API and the UI run. There is no worker, no beat and no Redis, so nothing polls or reaches a device. Stored credentials are emptied, and the encryption key is random per start.
- Secrets are emptied — except the ones netOrk compares with each other (Wi-Fi keys on an SSID against the key read from the access point). Those become a keyed hash, so equal stays equal and the drift view shows the real state instead of invented deviations. The key exists only for one run.
- The mapping from real to demo names lives outside the repo in
~/.config/netork-screenshots/demo-map.json, because it lists the real names. Domains becomeexample.demo. anonymize.pyends with a leak report. Read it before taking screenshots, and look at every image before committing it.- The dump file itself holds production data: keep it out of the repo and delete it when done.