monolith
CLI tool and library for saving complete web pages as a single, self-contained HTML file.
What is monolith?
Monolith is a CLI tool and library that saves complete web pages as a single HTML file by embedding all assets—CSS, images, and JavaScript—directly into the document. It solves the problem of fragmented web page saves, ensuring the page renders identically offline. This makes it ideal for archiving, sharing, and offline viewing of web content.
Developers, researchers, data hoarders, and anyone needing reliable offline access to web pages or wanting to archive web content in a portable, self-contained format.
Unlike traditional save methods or tools like wget, Monolith creates truly standalone HTML files that work offline without external dependencies, offering a simple, reliable way to preserve web pages exactly as they appear online.
Overview
⬛️ CLI tool and library for saving complete web pages as a single HTML file
Use Cases
Best For
- Archiving web pages for offline research or reference
- Creating portable, self-contained HTML documents for sharing
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