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screentest-cli-diptaraj

v1.0.0

Published

Automated Visual Regression Testing Tool with Netflix-style Reporting

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Readme

🎬 ScreenTest

Automated Visual Regression Testing Tool Casting the perfect shot for every viewport.

ScreenTest is a CLI tool designed for CI/CD pipelines to automate UI testing across mobile, tablet, and desktop viewports. It generates a cinematic, Netflix-style HTML report for reviewing visual regressions.

ScreenTest Dashboard

🚀 Features

  • Multi-Device Casting: Automatically tests iPhone, iPad, and Desktop 1080p.
  • Visual Engine: Uses pixelmatch to detect pixel-perfect regressions.
  • Cinematic Reporting: Generates a responsive, dark-mode dashboard for results.
  • Baseline Management: Auto-creates baselines for new views.

🛠️ Usage

1. Install

npm install
npx playwright install

2. Run an Audition (Test)

To capture screenshots and compare them against baselines:

node index.js audition --url [https://www.apple.com](https://www.apple.com)

3. Update Baselines

If the UI changes are intentional (e.g., a new feature release), use the update flag to overwrite the old baselines:

node index.js audition --url [https://www.apple.com](https://www.apple.com) --update

🏗️ Architecture

  • Director: Node.js CLI (Commander.js)
  • Camera: Playwright (Headless Browsers)
  • Editor: Pixelmatch (Image Comparison)
  • Distribution: HTML5 + CSS Grid (No external CSS dependencies)

🏁 How to Verify

  1. First Run: Run the command. Output should be "New Baseline Created" (Blue).
  2. Second Run: Run the exact same command. Output should be "Perfect Match" (Green).
  3. Visual Regression: Change the URL slightly (or resize the viewport config) and run it again. Output should be "Mismatch" (Red), and the report will highlight the pixel differences.

Created by Diptaraj Sinha