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visual-reporter

v1.0.7

Published

Generate Visual Changes Report

Downloads

17

Readme

visual-reporter

Build Status License

Generate Visual Changes Report, here is a life DEMO:

Features:

  • One command line tool to generate visual report as static HTML.
  • View visual difference as overlap changes or different images.
  • Options to customize the report.
  • Grouping images by seperator in file names.

Usage

$ npm install visual-reporter -g
$ visual-reporter --help

Usage: visual-reporter [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version               output the version number
  -b --baseline <dir>         baseline directory, default is "."
  -c --compare <dir>          compare directory, default is "./compare"
  -r --report <dir>           report directory, default is "./report"
  -s --seperator <match>      group seperator, default is "."
  -w --writeInfo              generate a brief infomation file "info.txt", default is false
  -k --keepUnchanged          keep unchanged diff image, default is false
  -g --groups <g1,g2,g3,...>  group names, default is "groups"
  -m --customStyle <css>      add custom css into report
  -t --threshold <0...1>      matching threshold, default is 0.1
  -i --includeAA              do not detecting anti-aliased pixels, default is false
  -a --alpha <0...1>          alpha of unchanged pixels, default is 0.1
  -h, --help                  output usage information

Commands:
  generate|gen                Generate visual report

Usecases

  • Put your old visual files into a directory as baseline.
  • Run your visual automation testing.
  • New generated visual files are placed in another directory as compare.
  • Generate your visual report:
$ visual-reporter gen --baseline path/to/baseline --compare path/to/compare
  • When you named your image files as [browser]_[testCase].png, you can enable grouping by:
files:
chrome_login.png
chrome_logout.png
iphone_login.png
iphone_logout.png

$ visual-reporter gen --baseline baseline --compare compare --seperator '_' --groups browser,testcase
  • By default, the image description is the file name. You can customize the image description in the report by placing *.txt files besides the *.png files:
images:
chrome_login.png
chrome_logout.png
iphone_login.png
iphone_logout.png

descriptions:
chrome_login.txt
iphone_login.txt
  • If you want to customize style for your description, you can use this:
$ visual-reporter gen --baseline baseline --compare compare --customStyle ".card-content { ...}"
  • The image comparison is done by pixelmatch, you can pass more options to it.
$ visual-reporter gen --baseline foo --compare bar --seperator --alpha 0.3 --threshold 0.3 --includeAA

Error Codes

The error code will be sum of detected change types:

| Change Type | Exit Code | |------------------------------|-----------| | No any chnages are detected | 0 | | new image files are detected | 1 | | old image files are missing | 2 | | image size is changed | 4 | | image content is changed | 8 |