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@coffeestain/margara

v0.0.9

Published

Visual Validation CLI Tool

Downloads

30

Readme

Test

Margara

Visual Validation CLI Tool for Manual Testers

Description

Margara helps engineers quickly capture and validate the visual state of a webapp by comparing screenshots against different environments and browsers.

Pre-requisites

Margara uses playwright under the hood which means that you will require several tools to make it work:

  • NodeJs v12.19.0 or up
  • In order to capture screenshots for specific browsers you have to have them installed:
    • Chrome chromium
    • Firefox firefox
    • Safari webkit

Getting Started

Installation

npm install -g @coffeestain/margara

Usage

Take Screenshot

You can take screenshots of a single page in a browser

margara shot -url https://www.google.com

Or you could specify the browsers to check:

margara shot -browsers chromium firefox webkit -browsers chromium firefox webkit

Compare Website

You can compare the state of a website against a baseline and a target .png.

If you don't have a baseline it is recorded on the first execution.

margara shot -t https://www.google.com

If you have a baseline it uses it to compare with the screenshot.

margara shot -t https://www.google.com

Or you can specify the baseline url and target url and compare them on a single execution.

margara shot -t https://www.google.com -B https://www.google.com?q=hola

You can always specify which browsers to run this

margara compare -t https://www.google.com -B https://www.google.com\?q\=hola -b firefox

Notes

Make sure you have installed the browsers in which you want to compare.

Firefox: firefox Chrome: chromium Safari: webkit