storybook-chromatic - npm Package Versions

1.2.2 - 2018-12-10

• Allow controlling package initialization timing via import configure from 'storybook-chromatic/configure'; configure()

• Add a flag --ignore-last-build-on-branch=X to not use the last build on a branch no matter what (which helps with rebasing, see: http://chromatic.com/docs/branching-and-baselines#rebasing).

1.2.1 - 2018-12-04

• Update logging dependency from loggly to node-loggly-bulk due to security vulnerabilities. NOTE: this package was only used by our CLI tool and so there is no need for concern, but this new version should avoid tripping security tools.

1.2.0 - 2018-10-29

• Pass chromatic parameters from Storybook@4, supporting:

  • Viewports: http://chromatic.com/docs/viewports
  • Delay: http://chromatic.com/docs/delay

• Better logging from the package to allow us to debug build problems.

• Fix regression for node v6

• Fix for supporting stories that use Canvas APIs in JSDOM

1.1.0 - 2018-10-15

• Fix to work on Windows CI

• Added a --storybook-build-dir parameter that allows you to upload a pre-built storybook.

1.0.2 - 2018-08-23

• Fix a bug with Live View and Storybook@3.4

1.0.1 - 2018-07-26

• We now set the CHROMATIC_APP_CODE variable for you, with explicit instructions to remove it (and set via CI) in less secure applications.

• Some small bugfixes to support unusual usages.

1.0.0 - 2018-07-02

• Renamed the package from react-chromatic to storybook-chromatic, to indicate support for all view layers that Storybook supports!

• Tweaked to focus soley on Storybook -- simply import 'storybook-chromatic'; (no /storybook-addon required). Run tests with chromatic test --app-code (no --storybook-addon required).

• Changed some URL parameters for the test command:

  • --port renamed --storybook-port
  • --url renamed --storybook-url
  • --app-path removed (it's always /iframe.html, as per Storybook).
  • --exec added to run arbitrary commands as an alternative to --script-name
  • --no-interactive added to disable interactive mode (and we do so automatically when on CI)

• We no longer require you to have npm installed if you are using yarn.

• Small bug fixes for missing git repositories, various failure modes.

• We now track your Storybook version and view layer so we know when to ship/change features.

As react-chromatic