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@telus/nightwatch-visual

v2.3.1

Published

Nightwatch.js utility assertion for visual testing

Downloads

43

Readme

Nightwatch VISUAL License

Screenshot comparison assertion for Nightwatch.js

Description

This custom assertion allows you to easily integrate visual regression testing into a Nightwatch test suite.

It uses resemble.js to compare your code change against your approved baseline screenshots of your application.

Installation

# using npm
npm install --global @telus/build-essential
npm install --only-production --save @telus/nightwatch-visual

Usage

Update your nightwatch config:

{
  custom_assertions_path: [
    './node_modules/@telus/nightwatch-visual/assertions',
    './node_modules/@telus/nightwatch-visual/commands'
  ]
}

...

  "test_settings": {
      "nightwatch_visual": {
        "visualTesting": "enabled"
        "defaultSelector": "html",
        "defaultTolerance": 3,
        "defaultPath": "./nightwatch-visual"
      },

Mount your screenshot folder in your Dockerfile

RUN chmod -R g+w /app/tests/nightwatch-visual \

Use in your tests:

module.exports = {
  Test: function(browser) {
    browser.assert.compareScreenshot(fileName, selector, tolerance, path)
  }
}

| Parameter | Default | Description | | --------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | fileName | browserName_browserVersion_testName.png | Customized output when multiple screenshots on the same test: browserName_browserVersion_fileName.png | | selector | 'html' | CSS selector of the targeted component the assertion is ran against | | tolerance | 3 | % of difference between the baseline and result images from which the assertion will fail | | path | 'path.join(__dirname, '../nightwatch-visual'' | Folder where to save screenshots. Usefull especially when running with Docker |

Workspace Structure

Screenshots will be saved in the \nightwatch-visual\your-test-name\ folders

.
├── nightwatch-visual
│   └── testName
│       ├── baseline
│       │   └── browserName_browserVersion_testName.png
│       ├── diffs
│       │   └── browserName_browserVersion_testName.png
│       └── results
│           └── browserName_browserVersion_testName.png
├── test
│   └── specs
│       └── testName.js
└── ...

Workflow

  1. Taking screenshot
  2. Create new folders if not exist
  3. Creating baseline files if not exist
  4. Comparing images
  5. Return assertion result

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