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@KrauseFx commented

Check out the README:

https://github.com/KrauseFx/snapshot#screenshots-output-path
https://github.com/KrauseFx/snapshot#scheme

Both things are available. You just need to run snapshot init, it will create a configuration file for you.

You can even pass your own build script, in case you want even more options:
https://github.com/KrauseFx/snapshot#custom-build-command

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@SimoneCarnio commented

I need to pass to the command line, for example :
snapshot --screenshots_path=xxxxx --schema=xxxx

I could resolve bu making the config file at runtime, but it's more simple for me in the other way :)

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@KrauseFx commented

Why can't you create a Snapfile. I'm curios :)

Do you have multiple apps in different folders, with the same config?

Would it be okay, to pass a path to a Snapfile?

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@SimoneCarnio commented

I have a project with about 400 target (scheme) and I want to create all the screenshot at every new release. It's not a problem to make a new snapfile every "loop", but it's easier for me to pass that 2 values by command line :)

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@KrauseFx commented

Yes, so what do you think about snapshot --file ../GeneralSnapfile

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@SimoneCarnio commented

I alway need to make that file to define the schema and output directory (i want to save the snapshot in a directory with schema name), so it's the same thing to overwrite the default config file every loop.

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@KrauseFx commented

Ah, alright, I see the problem.
Well, I'm not a big fan of CLI options. I want the commands to be dead simple.

How about using environment variables to overwrite certain values? It's much easier to implement snapshot and you can easily set it in your script.

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@SimoneCarnio commented

iI think it's a good idea, I'm not a big expert with scripts

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@KrauseFx commented

Here we go: fastlane-old/snapshot@e5b1c0f

Could you test it, by downloading it, and running sudo rake install.

Usage:
SNAPSHOT_SCREENSHOTS_PATH="your_folder" snapshot

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@SimoneCarnio commented

ok it works, thank you very much. 👍

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@KrauseFx commented

@SimoneCarnio This release might be interesting for you: https://github.com/KrauseFx/snapshot/releases/tag/0.3.2 👍

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@SimoneCarnio commented

👍

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