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A flexible, configurable and open-source testing tool for pixel-perfect website migrations by screenshot diffing.
npm install ssdiff
export interface SSDiffConfig {
url1: string; // url of domain1
url2: string; // url of domain2
pathnames: string[]; // array of pathnames to be compared
browserConfig?: BrowserConfig; // config passed to puppeteer.launch
screenshotConfig?: ScreenshotConfig; // config passed to page.screenshot
pageConfig?: PageConfig; // config passed to page.goto
failInCaseOfDifferentSize?: boolean; // if true, the comparison will fail if the images are of different sizes
debug?: boolean; // if true, debug logs will be printed
outputFile?: boolean; // if true, output logs will be printed
}
npm install
npm run dev
- to run ts scripts with runtime build using ts-nodegit checkout -b branch_name
An example can be found here
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A flexible, configurable and open-source testing tool for pixel-perfect website migrations by screenshot diffing.
The npm package ssdiff receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, ssdiff popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ssdiff 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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