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checkVisualDifferences
checkVisualDifferences(imageName[, options])
Compares the specified current image with an expected base image. If both images match, the test passes. If there are (too many) differences, the test fails.
For the test, there must be an image with the specified name inside the dirActual
folder (usually output/
) and dirExpected
folder (usually screenshots/base/
). Both images can be generated using the takeScreenshot()
method.
Tip: The method signature and comparison behavior is identical to
getVisualDifferences
Name of an existing image. The .png
extension is optional. An image with that filename must exist inside the dirActual
folder, and the dirExpected
folder.
Optional. Custom comparison options for this check. If no options are defined, the defaults from the helper configuration are used.
Here is a list of all options.
When the test passes, the method returns a Promise that resolves to the comparison results. The results object contains the following attributes:
-
match
(boolean) - Always true. -
diffImage
(string) - Always empty. -
diffPixels
(int) - Absolute count of different pixels. -
totalPixels
(int) - Absolute count of all pixels inside the image. -
relevantPixels
(int) - Absolute count of pixels, that are not ignored and inside the bounds-area. -
difference
(float) - Relative difference between both images. The percentage is calculated from thediffPixels
andrelevantPixels
values.
// Simple test.
await I.checkVisualDifferences("dashboard");
I.say(`Dashboard looks good!`);
// Use return values (only present, when the test passes).
await I.checkVisualDifferences("dashboard");
I.say(`Dashboard looks good!`);
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