added playwright support and passed the tests

[arulmabr]

You can install this by either:
poetry install --extras "screenshot"

or

pip install -e ".[screenshot]"

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You run this by:

from edsl import FileStore
fs = FileStore.from_url_screenshot("https://www.expectedparrot.com")
fs.view()

I was not sure whether I should commit the poetry.lock file, please feel free to ignore that file.

[johnjosephhorton]

Nice! Want to create a NB illustrating some examples?

[johnjosephhorton]

one question - suppose a person installs without screenshots - is there an appropriate pip command they can use later to install or do they just re-install generally? It would be nice if when a user tries to use, say, screenshot, we say "Oh, to use this, run..."

[arulmabr]

Creating a notebook,

So when they use screenshots without the dependencies the error will prompt them to run "pip install edsl[screenshot]"

[johnjosephhorton]

Nice!
Two thoughts:

1. You might have trouble with the NB version because of how Jupyter uses the even loop. You might need a decorator / detector. See the "JobRunnerAsyncIO" implementation. LMK if you run into trouble.
2. It would be good to create a ScenarioList method that can take a list of URLs and get screenshots of each, returning a ScenarioList of file-store objects. This will be IO-bound should be done with aysync rather than just calling the methods sequentially, so maybe the scenario object exposes an async version.

[arulmabr]

I'm using VScode's Notebook mode, resolved all the errors there. Let me try in Jupyter to see if things are breaking. Did you find any issues while running this brach yet?

Cool, will check out ScenarioList.

Also it just incurred that the pip install edsl[screenshot] method is just to keep the EDSL size lean. We can even run some post install scripts to make sure playwright is installed properly. This way base package size will be bigger but better UX. I'm not an expert on this yet, just checking with Claude.