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ssdiff

v1.0.8

Published

A flexible, configurable and open-source testing tool for pixel-perfect website migrations by screenshot diffing.

Downloads

14

Readme

Diff

Features

Use Cases:

Installation

npm install ssdiff

Config

    export interface SSDiffConfig {
      url1: string; // url of domain1
      url2: string; // url of domain2
      pathnames: string[]; // array of pathnames to be compared
      browserConfig?: BrowserConfig; // config passed to puppeteer.launch
      screenshotConfig?: ScreenshotConfig; // config passed to page.screenshot
      pageConfig?: PageConfig; // config passed to page.goto
      failInCaseOfDifferentSize?: boolean; // if true, the comparison will fail if the images are of different sizes
      debug?: boolean; // if true, debug logs will be printed
      outputFile?: boolean; // if true, output logs will be printed
    }

Dependencies

  1. The tool uses puppeteer to open browser in headless mode visit pages and take screenshots.
  2. It uses pixelmatch to compare the screenshots and return a result map.
  3. It uses sharp to resize the screenshots, in case they are of different sizes.

Local setup

  1. Clone the repo
  2. npm install
  3. npm run dev - to run ts scripts with runtime build using ts-node
  4. Modify and test example based on the changes made in src/ folder.

Contribution guide

  1. Create an issue or assign yourself an existing one
  2. Fork the repo
  3. git checkout -b branch_name
  4. Make the changes
  5. run linting and formatting scripts
  6. Make a PR and associate it with the issue

Example usage

An example can be found here

Example Flow

Flow

Basic architecture of the tool

Architecture