backstopJS

#####Required: https://github.com/creationix/nvm (recommended) or https://www.npmjs.com/

To install nvm, run in your terminal:

curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.32.1/install.sh | bash

In-Depth documentation on using backstop: https://github.com/garris/BackstopJS ##Install Install by clicking the download button either by zip or git clone urlGoesHere in the directory of your choice.

#####If using npm already Run npm install to install node_modules.

#####If using nvm Navigate (cd backstopJS) into the root of the project and run nvm use 5.9 and then npm install.

If referring to BackstopJS documentation, the installation and usage commands can be ignored. Use only the commands below for this project.

##Getting Started If your project is not in Projects, create a new one with your project name.

If you already have a project you can skip forward to the next section.

If a new folder is created, copy everything inside of backstopJS/Projects/Prototype into your project folder. (This includes a backstop_data folder and backstop.js file)

Use the new backstop.js file as a template to begin customizing your project in backstopJs/Projects/ProjectName/backstop.js

####Make sure you edit the paths at the bottom of the JS file to include the full path

"paths": {
        "bitmaps_reference": "Projects/Unit4/AccVsProd/Mobile/backstop_data/bitmaps_reference",
        "bitmaps_test": "Projects/Unit4/AccVsProd/Mobile/backstop_data/bitmaps_test",
        "casper_scripts": "Projects/Unit4/AccVsProd/Mobile/backstop_data/casper_scripts",
        "html_report": "Projects/Unit4/AccVsProd/Mobile/backstop_data/html_report",
        "ci_report": "Projects/Unit4/AccVsProd/Mobile/backstop_data/ci_report"
    },

For guidance, refer to other projects to see different implementations. ##To run reference Reference creates a directory of screenshots that you want to use as your reference.

npm run reference -- --configPath=PathToJsFile.js

These commands can be ran from any directory. However, the full path is needed to the file that is being used.

####example: npm run reference -- --configPath=Projects/Unit4/AccVsProd/Desktop/testDesktop.js

##To run test: Test takes a new set of screen-shots and compares against reference. If browser report is enabled (it is by default) then a report will be generated showing results of comparison.

npm run test -- --configPath=PathToJsFile.js ####example: npm run test -- --configPath=Projects/Unit4/AccVsProd/Mobile/mobile.js