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##SUCCSS, a CSS Regression testing tool ###What is succss ?
Succss is a command line tool built to find image-based differences between website updates. Succss relies on npm and is installed globally.
Get it with the following command:
npm install -g succss
First, write a configuration file where captures are defined from css selectors, additional actions and/or other options can be specified. Then capture or update image references:
succss add configuration.js
When your website is updated, you will be able to compare its current state to previously added references, running:
succss check configuration.js
If at least one difference is found, you will be notified and a corresponding screenshot will be generated:
Among other things, Succss has features to achieve advanced comparisons with custom user input, it can also hide elements before captures and compare similar selectors rendering across multiple pages and/or viewports.
####Read the documentation: succss.ifzenelse.net ####Fork the documentation: github.com/B2F/Succss-doc
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Succss is a command line tool built to find image-based differences between website updates.
We found that succss 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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