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pixelguard

v0.3.1

Published

Open-source visual regression testing CLI

Readme

Pixelguard

Open-source visual regression testing CLI. Zero config, git-friendly, no backend required.

Installation

npm install -D pixelguard
# or
npx pixelguard

The package downloads the prebuilt binary for your platform from the matching GitHub release and verifies it against SHA-256 checksums shipped inside the package. If your package manager skips install scripts (npm 12+ does by default), the binary is downloaded and verified the first time you run pixelguard.

Prebuilt binaries: macOS (arm64, x64), Linux glibc 2.30+ (x64, arm64), Windows (x64). Elsewhere, build from source and set PIXELGUARD_BINARY.

Quick Start

# Initialize in your project
npx pixelguard init

# Capture screenshots and create baseline
npx pixelguard test --update

# Run visual regression tests
npx pixelguard test

# View the report in your browser
npx pixelguard test --serve

Commands

  • pixelguard init — Auto-detect project type and create config
  • pixelguard test — Capture and compare screenshots
  • pixelguard list — List configured shots
  • pixelguard review — Approve or reject changes interactively in the terminal
  • pixelguard serve — Serve the report to approve or reject changes in the browser
  • pixelguard apply — Promote approved changes to the baseline
  • pixelguard validate — Check Node.js, Playwright and the dev server
  • pixelguard plugins — List and validate plugins

Test Options

  • --update — Update baseline with current screenshots
  • --update-only <names> — Update only specific shots
  • --ci — CI mode: JSON on stdout, exit code 1 on changes or failed captures
  • --filter <pattern> — Only test matching shots
  • --serve — Serve the report in browser after tests
  • --port <number> — Port for serving (default: 3333)

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Playwright (npm install -D playwright && npx playwright install chromium)

Documentation

See the full documentation at github.com/emiliodominguez/pixelguard.

License

MIT