See the Save output section in the output docs for the images. This following folder is optional and only if there is a mismatch // The folder that holds the diffs and the file nameĭiff : '/Users/wswebcreation/Git/protractor-image-comparison/.tmp/diff/desktop_chrome/examplePage-chrome-headless-latest-1366x768.png ', The formatted filename, this depends on the options `formatImageName`įileName : 'examplePage-chrome-headless-latest-1366x768.png ',Īctual : '/Users/wswebcreation/Git/protractor-image-comparison/.tmp/actual/desktop_chrome/examplePage-chrome-headless-latest-1366x768.png ',īaseline : '/Users/wswebcreation/Git/protractor-image-comparison/localBaseline/desktop_chrome/examplePage-chrome-headless-latest-1366x768.png ', If you run for the first time without having a baseline the check-methods will reject the promise with the following warning:
Install this module locally with the following command to be used as a (dev-)dependency:ĭescribe( 'protractor-image-comparison desktop ', () => )). NOTE: See the browser-matrix at the top of this readme to see all the supported browser/OS-versions. mobile / tablet browsers (Chrome / Safari on emulators / real devices) via Appium.desktop browsers (Chrome / Firefox / Safari / Internet Explorer 11 / Microsoft Edge).If you want to compare images online you can check the online tool The comparison power comes from ResembleJS. This is a lightweight module to retrieve the needed data and screenshots for all browsers / devices. The module is now based on the power of the new webdriver-image-comparison module. increase the element dimensions screenshots.hide / remove elements during comparison like for example stickyheaders ( NEW).blockout custom regions and even automatically exclude a status and or tool bars (mobile only) during a comparison.automatically create a baseline when no baseline is there.
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