Supercharge your regression testing with BackstopJS

[@push2212]

Hi Frances , Could you share the details for installing BackStopJS locally . I am new to node js , so it is kind of confusing for me. Appreciate your response. Cheers.

[@RajeevKumar-lt2kt]

Can you include an example where we use scripts to prepare the webpage for the screenshot (like we performed login from UI, navigate through few pages mandatory doing something on each page and then the target page)?

[@RajeevKumar-lt2kt]

Can we have Github link of demo code which you demonstrated here?

[@ProjectsInMetal]

Thanks for your video!! In step 4 you mention using a script to make sure the page had scrolled to the same point when making reference and test images. Any chance you remember the script you use? On my website images fade in as they scroll past, and there's a 100% difference between my reference and test images if the opacity is even slightly different between them. So far I've been unable to get a passing test due to this. Other pages (where images aren't lazy loading) work great!

[@flitt2838]

Hi, I used the solution described here: github.com/GoogleChrome/puppeteer/issues/338#issuecomment-398152558.