So testing, right? We should do it. The thing is, testing is hard, and good testing is reaaaaaaally hard, and tbh I’m pretty bad at testing. So I end up not testing my apps, and then I feel guilty about it, but I’ll stop you now: you can’t run guilt on Travis. If this sounds familiar, then this blog post is for you. I did a little song-and-dance that sets up Puppeteer* , takes screenshots of your
reg-suit has it's own plugin system. Plugins integrate various functions and services into your project. The following plugins are available: reg-keygen-git-hash-plugin - key-generator plugin - This plugin provides functions to identify "what commit hash should I compare to" walking git branch graph. reg-simple-keygen-plugin - key-generator plugin - This plugin allows to use arbitrary string as th
VISUAL REGRESSION TESTING SUIT reg-viz provides regression testing tools. Getting Started Compare Images reg-suit is inspired by snapshot testing. It compares the current images with the previous images, creates an HTML report for their differences. All you need is to give images to assert. Store Snapshot reg-suit automatically stores snapshot images to external cloud storage(e.g. AWS S3, GCS). Yo
There are well-established tools for automating the testing of how software behaves, but very few that automate the testing of how software looks. This is how Friday does visual regression testing. We first started investigating visual regression testing in 2012, starting with Wraith and subsequently forking it to use Selenium webdriver rather than PhantomJS. We’ve also tried Backstop and PhantomC
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