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Screenshot comparison assertion for Nightwatch.js
This custom assertion allows you to easily integrate visual regression testing into a Nightwatch test suite.
It uses resemble.js to compare your code change against your approved baseline screenshots of your application.
# using npm
npm install --global @telus/build-essential
npm install --only-production --save @telus/nightwatch-visual
Update your nightwatch config:
{
custom_assertions_path: [
'./node_modules/@telus/nightwatch-visual/assertions',
'./node_modules/@telus/nightwatch-visual/commands'
]
}
...
"test_settings": {
"nightwatch_visual": {
"visualTesting": "enabled"
"defaultSelector": "html",
"defaultTolerance": 3,
"defaultPath": "./nightwatch-visual"
},
Mount your screenshot folder in your Dockerfile
RUN chmod -R g+w /app/tests/nightwatch-visual \
Use in your tests:
module.exports = {
Test: function(browser) {
browser.assert.compareScreenshot(fileName, selector, tolerance, path)
}
}
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| fileName | browserName_browserVersion_testName.png | Customized output when multiple screenshots on the same test: browserName_browserVersion_fileName.png |
| selector | 'html' | CSS selector of the targeted component the assertion is ran against |
| tolerance | 3 | % of difference between the baseline and result images from which the assertion will fail |
| path | 'path.join(__dirname, '../nightwatch-visual'' | Folder where to save screenshots. Usefull especially when running with Docker |
Screenshots will be saved in the \nightwatch-visual\your-test-name\ folders
.
βββ nightwatch-visual
β βββ testName
β βββ baseline
β β βββ browserName_browserVersion_testName.png
β βββ diffs
β β βββ browserName_browserVersion_testName.png
β βββ results
β βββ browserName_browserVersion_testName.png
βββ test
β βββ specs
β βββ testName.js
βββ ...
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Nightwatch.js utility assertion for visual testing
We found that @telus/nightwatch-visual demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago.Β It has 18 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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