Documentation
Sealjar saves listed web pages and current repository files in one ZIP. Start with the quickstart to make a capture, or the recipient guide if someone sent you a package.
Start
Use
- Capture pages and code Choose which pages and code to capture, including pages behind a login.
- Check a package Check file hashes and timestamp trust, with or without Sealjar.
- Timestamps and trust How timestamp authorities work and how to add a token later.
- What is in the package? Where to find each file inside the ZIP and how to restore code.
- Commands Find the command you need for capture, verification or restore.
- Questions about captures Answers about capture scope, privacy and what a package can show.
Reference
- Test capture with local fixtures Test capture against local fixtures when changing Sealjar’s source.
- sealjar command reference Full command help with flags and examples.
- sealjar Capture pages and code, or check a saved package.
- sealjar capture Capture listed pages and one Git repository.
- sealjar demo Try capture and verification with the bakery demo.
- sealjar doctor Check prerequisites and timestamp connections.
- sealjar report Extract reports from a saved ZIP.
- sealjar restore Restore checked source files to an empty folder.
- sealjar stamp Add a timestamp to a saved package.
- sealjar verify Check saved files and timestamp trust offline.