Screenshots for the Tarot app are now in BETA... It doesn't quite work with the Celtic Cross spread, but the Three Card and Zodiac work just fine. What I may have to do is what I suspected I should have done all along, and that is to have the spreads contained inside of a canvas element rather than a table. Doing a table was a good proof of concept, but in order to have more realistic spreads I will probably just need to use a canvas. This will mean that I might need to store more precise positioning for the spreads, and re-think some of the other functions... I think it'll make it easier to implement reversals and some other features though.

NOW, that being said, to get the screenshot feature working I'm using tsayen's dom-to-image in the code as a dev dependency. I don't now how dom-to-image handles canvas elements, or even if it can use those elements, so I'll need to do some testing with that, but when I found it, and I was able to integrate it without much difficulty, I was very excited. Unfortunately the traditional way of using it by including either of these lines:

var dom2img = require('dom-to-image');

import dom2img from ('dom-to-image');

Does NOT work... Because I'm strange and wanted to go with a twine/tweego workflow. So, I'm still using npm to keep track of the dom-to-image package, and npm might be useful for any other packages that I might want to use or are currently considering, so I added a compile.sh script that will hold the every increasingly complex tweego command so that I can compile in the minified versions of the development dependency scripts.

To be fair, I've always wanted a reason to learn shell script.

More updates soon.