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@storywright/report

v1.7.0

Published

Svelte HTML reporter for Storywright

Readme

@storywright/report

HTML report viewer for Storywright

Svelte-based single-file HTML report that visualizes visual regression test results. Automatically generated by @storywright/cli.

Features

  • Image comparison — Switch between Expected / Actual / Diff views
  • Type filtering — Filter by Pass, Diff, or New
  • Browser filtering — Multi-select when testing across multiple browsers
  • Text search — Search by story name or variant
  • Virtual scrolling — Handles thousands of entries efficiently
  • Light / Dark theme — Respects system preference with manual toggle
  • Review tracking — Mark entries as viewed

Screenshot

Storywright Report

How It Works

This package is consumed internally by @storywright/cli. The CLI's Playwright reporter:

  1. Collects test results and screenshot attachments
  2. Writes summary.json with all test entries
  3. Embeds this package's JS bundle into index.html
  4. The report initializes from window.__STORYWRIGHT_SUMMARY__

The output is a self-contained HTML file — no server required.

Test Entry Types

| Type | Icon | Description | | -------- | ---- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | pass | ✓ | Screenshot matches baseline | | diff | ✗ | Screenshot differs from baseline — shows Expected / Actual / Diff tabs | | new | + | No baseline exists — shows Actual tab only |

Usage

This package is automatically used by @storywright/cli. No manual installation is needed.

# Run tests and generate report
npx storywright test

# Open generated report
npx storywright report --open

To merge multiple shard reports:

npx storywright report --merge --from "shard-*/report/summary.json"

Development

pnpm install
pnpm --filter @storywright/report dev   # Start dev server
pnpm --filter @storywright/report build # Build IIFE bundle

License

MIT