Screenshotting support #109
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You can may now configure a viewport size in available in newer versions of the grunt-lib-phantomjs dependency. So, maybe bump the dependency version?
https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-lib-phantomjs/blob/master/Gruntfile.js#L74-78
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@robcolburn we needed to be able to keep changing the viewport during testing - especially with our responsive Sky.com websites that cater for mobile, tablet and desktop viewports.
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👍 Makes sense. Having both (grunt) declarative and programmatic control of viewport is ideal.
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Thanks for the ping :) I will make the changes and get back to you guys.
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* 'master' of https://github.com/kmiyashiro/grunt-mocha: Add test for options.page Add test object to page example Update README.md with phantomjs page settings info Merge phantomjs page settings from Grunt config Bump 0.4.11 Fixes kmiyashiro#119. Fix mislocated reporter in README dest example Indicated correct default reporter in documentation Remove `tasks` from readme Make Growl notifications on success an option Add onResourceTimeout handler. Add onResourceError handler.
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@robcolburn I have pulled upstream and fixed the |
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This catch statement seems like it could get rather chatty with application code also using the console. Maybe scrap it or put the output behind a specific flag?
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@bjfletcher, this looks good to me, though I'm not a maintainer on this module. Just hoping to help out the process for a someone who is. |
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Is there a reason this hasn't been merged yet? This would be really useful to me. |
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@pimterry have you tried using it and seeing if it actually works how you think it would? |
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Nope, for various reasons (this, and some PhantomJS issues that would need me to get PhantomJS 2 working, which seems to be pretty impractical) I've moved to Karma + Chrome instead, which means I can just look at the browser myself. There are definitely other people using it though, as the fork's been published to NPM as a standalone release on NPM in the meantime: https://www.npmjs.com/package/grunt-mocha-screenshot. |
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We used this at Sky in a couple of projects in production for visual regression testing. This was followed in the build process by a visual comparison step https://github.com/bjfletcher/grunt-screenshot-compare The build process would proceed only if there was no visual regression. |
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I have added API for creating screenshots and for changing the viewpoint resolution. The API from Mocha to PhantomJS is achieved using specific console.log's that PhantomJS listens to. I have tested this and working well.