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@smartbear/visualtest-cypress

v1.10.2

Published

Cypress Plugin for SmartBear VisualTest via JavaScript

Downloads

604

Readme

Cypress VisualTest Plugin

Documentation

Click here for more detailed docs on SmartBear's website

Setup

Run the following commands to setup & install VisualTest:

npm install @smartbear/visualtest-cypress
npx visualtest-setup

Example console output:

Commands installed.
Plugin installed.
visualTest.config.js has been created.
Please enter your projectToken in visualTest.config.js

Enter your projectToken in visualTest.config.js:

module.exports = {projectToken: 'PROJECT_TOKEN'}

Implementation

Simply change all instances of cy.screenshot with cy.sbvtCapture.

For example, this will run regression tests against Fullpage Home Capture in that project

cy.sbvtCapture('Home Page')

To override project settings — take a capture with layout mode on low sensitivity

cy.sbvtCapture('Home Page', {
    comparisonMode: 'layout', // if 'layout', then sensitivity is requried, OR 'detailed' with no sensitivity
    sensitivity: "low" // 'medium', or 'high'
})

For lazy-loaded websites use:

cy.sbvtCapture('Home Page', {
    lazyload: 250 //number is milliseconds between scrolls 
})

To ignore elements on the comparison, add the cssSelector to the array:

cy.sbvtCapture('Home Page', {
    ignoreElements: ['.exampleClass', '.class1 > div > li:nth-child(1)']
})

You can also run tests against just certain elements, this will run regression tests against the header.

cy.get('.container').eq(0).sbvtCapture('Home Page Header')

To pass in other arguments , the syntax would be the same as cy.screenshot

cy.sbvtCapture('Home Page', {
    capture: 'viewport',
    overwrite: true,
    clip: {x: 100, y: 100, width: 1000, height: 1000}
})

To print out the test run results to the command line cy.sbvtPrintReport()

To assert the testrun passed, call cy.sbvtGetTestRunResult(), which returns an object with total comparisons passed and failed. Example:

{  // example cy.sbvtGetTestRunResult() response
    passed: 10
    failed: 0
}
    it("The sbvtCapture's should pass", function () {
        cy.sbvtGetTestRunResult()
            .then((response) => {
                assert(response.passed === 10, `response.passed !== 10: ${JSON.stringify(response)}`);
                assert(response.failed === 0, `There were failures in the test run: ${JSON.stringify(response)}`);
            });
    });

Callback arguments are not allowed, i.e. onBeforeScreenshot & onAfterScreenshot

Running

  • npx cypress run is the recommended way to run our plugin.
  • Going into 'interactive mode' (npx cypress open) works, but each test can only be ran once without closing and relauching the Cypress application.

Requirements

Cypress 9.7.0+ (Recommend v10.10.0+)

Node 18.17.0+

Assigning captures to a test group name

//visualtest.config.js
module.exports = {
    projectToken: 'PROJECT_TOKEN',
    testGroupName: 'test group name'
}
// OR save on the environment variable 
// SBVT_TEST_GROUP_NAME = 'test group name'

Assigning SCM data to a test run

Save Source Control Manager data on the environment variable

SBVT_SCM_BRANCH=branch-name 
SBVT_SCM_COMMIT_ID=commit-hash

Manual Setup

  • For manual setup:
    • On versions 10+

      • Add: require('@smartbear/visualtest-cypress')(module); at the bottom of cypress.config.js
      • Add: import '@smartbear/visualtest-cypress/commands' at the bottom of cypress/support/e2e.js
    • On versions 10-

      • Add: require('@smartbear/visualtest-cypress')(module); at the bottom of cypress/plugins/index.js
      • Add: import '@smartbear/visualtest-cypress/commands' at the bottom of cypress/support/index.js
    • Create visualTest.config.js in the main test folder

      • that file will contain: module.exports = { projectToken: 'PROJECT_TOKEN' }
      • Insert your projectToken, or create a trial here: https://try.smartbear.com/visualtest