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image-equal

v4.3.1

Published

Test if two images are equal, optionally show image difference

Downloads

7,228

Readme

image-equal unstable Build Status

Test if two images are equal. Useful for organising baseline tests for visual components.

Usage

npm install image-equal

let t = require('tape')
let equal = require('image-equal')
let pixels = require('image-pixels')

t('image test', async t => {
	t.ok(equal(await pixels('./a.png'), canvasA))
	t.ok(equal(await pixels('./b.png'), canvasB, {threshold: .2}))

	// display diff to console in case of mismatch
	t.ok(equal(await pixels('./c.png'), canvasC, true))

	// compare two pixel arrays
	t.ok(equal([0,0,0,255,255,255,255,255], [0,0,0,255,255,255,255,255]))

	t.end()
})

equal(imageA, imageB, diff?, threshold=0.1|options?)

Takes two images and returns true if they're similar and false otherwise, optionally sending diff stats to diff output. options can adjust comparison logic.

imageA, imageB

Shoud be actual image data container, one of:

  • Canvas, Context2D, WebGLContext
  • ImageData or Object {data: Uint8Array, width, height}
  • DataURL or base64 string
  • Image, Video, ImageBitmap with resolved data
  • Array, Array of Arrays, Uint8Array, FloatArray with raw pixels
  • ArrayBuffer, Buffer
  • Ndarray

To use async image source, like URL, path, ImageBitmap, Promise, incomplete Image/Video, Stream, Blob and alike, use image-pixels:

const equal = require('image-equal')
const load = require('image-pixels')
equal(await load('./a.png'), await load('./b.png')),

diff

Can be one of:

Type | Meaning ---|--- Bool | Show diff data to console, by default false. console | Send diff data to console, same as true. Canvas2D, Context2D | Put diff pixels to a canvas. document, Element | Create a canvas in document/element with diff pixels. filename String | Write diff data to a file or filepath. In browser downloads the file. ImageData | Write diff data to ImageData object. Array, TypedArray | Write diff pixels data to target array. Stream | Send data to stream, eg. process.stdout (acts the same as console). Function | Call function with diff data object. Object | Put diff stats into object: diff.data for diff pixels, diff.count for number of diff pixels, diff.ids for diff pixel ids and diff.amount for amount of difference between images, 0..1.

options

Property | Meaning ---|--- antialias | Include antialias, by default false. threshold | Sensitivity to px difference, 0 - intolerant, 1 - not sensitive. By default 0.1. clip | A sub-area to compare, rectangle [left, top, width, height].

See also

Credits

© 2018 Dmitry Yv. MIT License