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This is a helper project which allows you to run screenshot tests for your React Native Storybook project.
This project depends on having detox and storybook running in your project. You can read more about Detox and about Storybook
This project generates a directory with images from Storybook. Detecting changes in them is outside of scope for this module.
npm install rnsst
Then create storybook.spec.js file in your detox tests.
const config = {
port: 7007, // Optional port to run storybook server on, default is 7007
runner: 'mocha' | 'jest', // Optional, default is mocha
worker: 1, // Optional, leave empty if you are not using multiple Detox workers
totalWorkers: 3, // Optional, leave empty if you are not using multiple Detox workers
captureDirectory: './screenshots', // Optional, screenshots are left in Detox artifacts directory if not set
};
require('rnsst')(config, async () => {
/* ...optional function to call before running screenshot tests, can be useful to navigate to storybook */
});
Important: Storybook UI should be the only visible thing on the screen. Also make sure to hide status bar, so the clock does not break screenshot testing.
Then simply run detox tests.
This library works by setting up a websocket server and channel with your running storybook project. This way inside the tests we can retrieve story list and then run the tests on it.
!
as your first letter in story name to skip the story.detox test PATH_TO_storybook.spec.js
.Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!
Feel free to check issues page.
This project is MIT licensed.
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React Native Storybook Screeshot Tests with Detox
The npm package rnsst receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, rnsst popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rnsst demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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