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refactor-insurance

v1.0.0

Published

Often during refactoring, stuff breaks and is undetected until production. With `refactor-insurance` you can configure some urls which will be screenshotted. After you've completed your refactoring, rerun the tool to compare the screenshots you've taken b

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refactor-insurance

Often during refactoring, stuff breaks and is undetected until production. With refactor-insurance you can configure some urls which will be screenshotted. After you've completed your refactoring, rerun the tool to compare the screenshots you've taken before your refactor and compare them with a newly created screenshot. If the images do not match, you can investigate further.

Install

npm i -g refactor-insurance

Usage

generate

Generate screenshots configured in the config file

refactor generate ./localhost.js

compare

Compare generated screenshots with new ones

refactor compare ./localhost.js

Config

Within the auth object, you can describe how the login should happen. This is useful for sites, which require login or have a lockdown page. The auth object is optional.

In the urls you can pass a list of urls which should be compared

localhost.js

export default [{
    id: "test",
    url: "http://localhost:3000",
    viewport: [1080, 1024],
    pages: [
        {
            path: '/de',
            id: 'landingpage',
            /**
             * @param {import('puppeteer').Page} page
             * @returns {Promise<void>}
             */
            setup: async (page) => {
            }
        },
        {
            path: '/de/map-module/participant',
            id: 'participant-document-groups',
            /**
             * @param {import('puppeteer').Page} page
             * @returns {Promise<void>}
             */
            setup: async (page) => {
            }
        },
        {
            path: '/de/map-module/participant',
            id: 'participang-map-module',
            /**
             * @param {import('puppeteer').Page} page
             * @returns {Promise<void>}
             */
            setup: async (page) => {
            }
        }
    ]
}]