what is web-clone fr?

web-clone is a command line tool and library, written in TypeScript, that takes a full snapshot of a webpage. It downloads the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, fonts, and other media that make up a page and saves them either as one self-contained HTML file or as a folder of separated files, depending on which output mode is chosen. Beyond a plain copy of a page, the tool can optionally look at the page's structure and try to identify reusable components, including some information about their state and the events they respond to. From that analysis, it can then generate starter code for several frontend frameworks, including Vue, React, Angular, Svelte, and jQuery. For pages that load content dynamically, such as single page applications, it can drive a real browser using either Playwright or Puppeteer to make sure the snapshot captures what a user would actually see. The README lists a long set of command line options for controlling exactly what gets downloaded, including limits on file size, how many files download at once, and presets for skipping certain file types like video or fonts. It also supports a serve mode that can spin up a small local web server to view the saved snapshot, with an optional reverse proxy for pages that talk to a live backend. Other included commands let a user inspect a page's structure, query it for specific data, and validate or clean up a snapshot folder after it has been downloaded. Installation is through npm or pnpm, either as a global CLI command or as separate packages for use inside another Node.js or TypeScript project. The README is aimed at developers already comfortable with command line tools and npm-based projects.