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title: "Headless Browser — Visual Page Verification"
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type: runbook
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tags: [tooling]
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related: ["[[central]]", "[[central-deploy-cutover]]"]
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updated: 2026-06-29
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---
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# Headless Browser — Visual Page Verification
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Drive a real headless browser (Playwright + Chromium) from **cortex** to log in and **screenshot a deployed web page**, then view the screenshot. Use this to *actually look* at a page after a deploy — it catches render/layout/styling bugs that `curl` status codes and unit tests sail right past (a route can return `200`/`302` and still look broken).
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Works for **any** web UI reachable from cortex (central, navi, Authentik, PeerTube, Mailcow, etc.) — just change the base URL, path, and credentials.
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> Reusing this in a prompt: tell Claude *"follow the headless-browser-page-verification runbook to screenshot `<service> <path>`"* and point it at the creds. Everything needed is self-contained below.
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---
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## Prerequisites
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- Runs on **cortex** (where Claude Code executes). The target must be reachable from cortex — most fleet UIs are on the mesh (e.g. `http://100.64.0.12:8000`) or via a Caddy host.
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- `python3` available.
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- Credentials for auth-gated pages come from **`.ref/credentials`** (e.g. `CENTRAL_OPERATOR_USER`/`CENTRAL_OPERATOR_PASS`). Public/auth-exempt paths (`/login`, `/health`) need none.
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- **Installing Playwright + Chromium is a package install** — get Matt's OK first per host policy (he authorized it 2026-06-29). No `apt`/system-dep install is needed on cortex; the browser is a self-contained download to `~/.cache/ms-playwright`.
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---
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## 1. One-time setup (per session)
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The venv lives in the session scratchpad and is **ephemeral** — it does not survive across sessions, so re-run this each time.
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```bash
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# pick any working dir (scratchpad is fine)
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python3 -m venv pwvenv
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pwvenv/bin/pip install --quiet playwright
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pwvenv/bin/playwright install chromium # downloads chromium-headless-shell (~110 MB) to ~/.cache/ms-playwright
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```
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(`python -c "import playwright"` succeeding is enough — `playwright.__version__` is intentionally absent, not an error.)
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## 2. The screenshot script
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Save as `shot.py`. Parameterized by env vars; logs in only if `U`/`P` are set.
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```python
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import os
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from playwright.sync_api import sync_playwright
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base = os.environ["BASE"].rstrip("/") # e.g. http://100.64.0.12:8000
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path = os.environ.get("PATHV", "/") # e.g. /consumers
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out = os.environ["OUT"] # e.g. /tmp/.../page.png
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user = os.environ.get("U") # omit U/P for public pages
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pw = os.environ.get("P")
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with sync_playwright() as p:
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b = p.chromium.launch()
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pg = b.new_context(viewport={"width": 1366, "height": 1000}).new_page()
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if user and pw: # form login (CSRF hidden field + cookie handled by the real browser)
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pg.goto(base + "/login", wait_until="networkidle", timeout=20000)
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pg.fill('input[name="username"]', user)
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pg.fill('input[name="password"]', pw)
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pg.click('button[type="submit"]')
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pg.wait_for_load_state("networkidle", timeout=20000)
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r = pg.goto(base + path, wait_until="networkidle", timeout=25000)
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print("HTTP", r.status if r else "?", "| url:", pg.url, "| title:", repr(pg.title()))
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pg.screenshot(path=out, full_page=True)
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print("saved", out)
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b.close()
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```
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> **Selector note:** the login step assumes `input[name="username"]`, `input[name="password"]`, and a `button[type="submit"]` (correct for the central GUI). For a different app, open `/login` once (public) and adjust the selectors to match its form.
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## 3. Run it, then look
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**Auth-exempt page (no login):**
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```bash
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BASE="http://100.64.0.12:8000" PATHV="/login" OUT="$PWD/login.png" \
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pwvenv/bin/python shot.py
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```
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**Authenticated page (pull creds from `.ref/credentials`):**
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```bash
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BASE="http://100.64.0.12:8000" U="admin" P="<CENTRAL_OPERATOR_PASS>" \
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PATHV="/consumers" OUT="$PWD/consumers.png" \
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pwvenv/bin/python shot.py
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```
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Then **view the image** — use the **Read tool on the `.png`** (it renders images visually). That is the actual verification step: read the screenshot and confirm the page looks right (layout, columns, buttons, data), not just that it returned `200`.
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If `final url` came back as `/login`, the login failed (bad creds / wrong selectors) — fix before trusting the shot.
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## 4. Worked example — central `/consumers`
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- Base: `http://100.64.0.12:8000` (mesh) or `http://central.echo6.mesh:8000`.
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- Creds: `CENTRAL_OPERATOR_USER` / `CENTRAL_OPERATOR_PASS` in `.ref/credentials`.
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- `/login` + `/health` are auth-exempt; everything else 302s to `/login`.
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- This loop caught a real layout bug (tables overflowing their cards) that 34 passing tests + a `302` smoke check both missed — fixed and re-verified by screenshot. See [[central]] and the deploy flow in [[central-deploy-cutover]].
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Fold it into a deploy: after restarting the service, screenshot the changed page and read it before declaring the deploy verified.
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## 5. Extension — driving authenticated *actions* (not just looking)
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For clicking buttons / POSTing forms (e.g. bulk-deleting via an admin page so the action is **audit-logged** through the app), a plain authenticated HTTP session is simpler than Playwright. Pattern (stdlib `urllib` + `http.cookiejar`):
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1. `GET /login` → scrape the pre-auth `csrf_token` from the form.
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2. `POST /login` with `username`/`password`/`csrf_token` → session cookie set.
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3. `GET <page>` → scrape the **session** `csrf_token` from a rendered form (post-auth CSRF is a different, session-bound token).
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4. `POST <action endpoint>` with that `csrf_token` for each action.
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5. Re-`GET` the page and diff to verify the effect.
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This routes changes through the real app (CSRF + audit log + server-side guards) instead of bypassing it.
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## Gotchas
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- **Ephemeral venv** — scratchpad doesn't persist; re-install per session.
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- **`full_page=True`** stitches the whole scrollable page into one tall PNG — good for long admin tables.
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- **`wait_until="networkidle"`** lets HTMX/JS settle before the shot; bump timeouts for slow pages.
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- **Two CSRF layers** (central): pre-auth token on `/login` is cookie-bound/`itsdangerous`; post-auth token is session-bound (in `config.sessions`, rendered into every form). Don't reuse one for the other.
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- **Reachability**: prefer the mesh IP / `*.echo6.mesh` name over LAN IPs. If cortex can't reach the target, `curl` it first to confirm before blaming the browser.
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- **Headless-shell vs full Chromium**: `playwright install chromium` pulls the headless shell, which is enough for screenshots; no extra system libraries were required on cortex.
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title: Internet Archive CLI Reference
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type: runbook
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tags:
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- auth
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- media
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aliases: []
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related:
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- [[ia-download-mirror]]
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---
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title: "Pipeline & Wrapper Patterns"
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type: runbook
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tags: []
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tags: [tooling]
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aliases: []
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related:
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- [[meshtastic-sidecar-node]]
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