This template runs on a daily schedule, opens the URL you set in a headless browser, captures a screenshot, and uploads that image to Slack.
JavaScript names the file with the date and site. Connect Slack. Put the website URL on the headless browser step and pick the channel that should receive the file.
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The scenario starts at the time you set on the daily schedule.
A headless browser opens the URL you set and returns a screenshot.
JavaScript names the file. Slack uploads it to the channel you choose.
Add a schedule for the hour you want the daily capture. Put the website URL on the headless browser step.
Add a JavaScript node that sets a file name from the date and the site host so each day's image is easy to find in Slack.
Add a Slack connection with permission to upload files to the channel that should keep the screenshots. Run once and confirm the image appears in that channel.
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