Every so often, you may find yourself needing to preserve a website in its current state. Whether this is in advance of a significant website change, general documentation, or the possibility that the site needs to be taken offline, it is a good idea to archive the site so that it is navigable locally and without the need for a server.
Introducing HTTrack HTTrack Website Copier will do just that, download a website to a local directory, build all the directories, get HTML, images, and other files from the server to your computer.
HTTrack has a GUI for Windows that works really well: http://www.httrack.com . You can also use this tool from the command line. See the following steps to archive websites using the HTTrack command line tools.
MacOS Installation: First, you will need to install HTTrack locally. On macOS, https://brew.sh/ is the package manager of choice (as opposed to MacPorts). Homebrew is simpler to set up but does require you
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| DNS | |
| https://blog.udemy.com/dns-lookup-command/ | |
| Reverse LookUp | |
| dig –x 23.243.242.112 +short. |
| Nano | |
| ctrl + o = save Output | |
| ctrl + k = cut current line | |
| ctrl + u = paste or Uncut | |
| ctrl + x = eXit | |
| y = yes | |
| n = no |
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| cmd + p | |
| # Search within a project | |
| cmd + r | |
| # Search symbols in a file (like CSS selectors) | |
| cmd + shift + p |
| Web Developer Tools - Chrome/Safari | |
| Disable resource caching - See > Network > button in menu | |
| Test Pixel Density | |
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| From the console: | |
| > window.devicePixelRatio | |
| # Return current device pixel density |
| Git Cheat Sheets | |
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| https://devbookhelp.herokuapp.com/git | |
| Git Clone | |
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| git clone [repository] [local path] | |
| git clone [repository] folder-name | |
| git clone [repository] . | |
| # If working directory is your desired destination, simply put a "." |
| # Cheat Sheet: Docker | |
| Lists running containers | |
| $ docker ps | |
| Shows what images are available? | |
| $ docker images | |
| Shows ? | |
| $ docker network ls |
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| ## Create the kiosk App | |
| # Using Script Editor app create a script called “kiosk” | |
| # Here’s the code | |
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| do shell script "open '/Applications/Google Chrome.app' http://phhhoto.com/d/websterhall/5/2" |