px-compare
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px-compare, using headless chrome to capture and compare 100's of polymer components:
px-compare-create-originals : Run this first on your known 'good' repos, this will create screenshots in a folder called screenshots.
px-compare-create-changed : Run this after you have made your changes and want togenerate the potentially updated set of screenshots. Puts the results into screenshots-<current-time>.
px-compare-create-diffs : Compare the control folder 'screenshots' against a given other folder (supplied with the <compare-folder>) argument, e.g. px-compare-create-diffs --compare-folder="screenshot-10:12:30".
px-compare-create-snapshot : Run this in a single folder to open up the index.html of the repo, capture the screenshot of the page to 'screenshot.png'.
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px-compare, using headless chrome to capture and compare 100's of polymer components: - `px-compare-create-originals` : Run this first on your known 'good' repos, this will create screenshots in a folder called `screenshots`. - `px-compare-create-changed`
The npm package px-compare receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, px-compare popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that px-compare demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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