@manychat/hermione-verify-screenshot v0.0.19

hermione-verify-screenshot

Screenshot comparing plugin for Hermione

Usage

• Install npm package.
• Add a plugin declaration to your hermione.conf.js:

plugins : {
    'verify-screenshot' : {
        testBasePath : '/func-test/tests',
        referencePath : '/func-test/screenshots',
        unmatchedPath : '/func-test/screenshots-unmatched',
        diffPath : '/func-test/screenshots-diff'
    }
}

testBasePath is a path under which your test suites are stored. referencePath is a path under which reference screenshots would be stored. unmatchedPath is a path under which you will find image when screenshots do not match to reference. diffPath is a path under which you will find image diffs when screenshots do not match to reference.

• Use verifyScreenshot command in your tests. It takes anything that should be shot (a x-y-width-height dimension set, a selector, or nothing meaning full window), and an arbitrary string (actually, a file name of screenshot).

it('should look like we want it', function() {
    return this.browser
        .verifyScreenshot(50, 50, 100, 100, '100-by-100-square')
        .verifyScreenshot(50, 50, 100, 100, '100-by-100-square', {
            excludes: [{
                selector: '.exclude-node'
            }]
        })
        .verifyScreenshot('#selector', 'selector', {
            excludes: [{
                selector: '.exclude-node'
            }]
        })
        .verifyScreenshot('full-browser-window', {
            excludes: [{
                selector: '.exclude-node'
            }]
        })
        .verifyScreenshot('#selector', 'selector', {
            excludes: [{
                selector: '.exclude-node',
                color: '#0000ff'
            }, {
                selector: '.another-exclude-node-to-fill' // default color is #ff0000
            }]
        });
})

• Run tests. On first run screenshots will be taken and stored in referencePath folder. The file structure mimics structure of tests. So, if test suite is at {testBasePath}/some/dir/my-test.js, screenshots from it will be stored at {referencePath}/some/dir/my-test/{screenshot name}.{browser}.png. Then you might want to manually test whether screenshots are good.