performing-visual-regression-testing
About
This skill enables Claude to execute visual regression tests using tools like Percy and Chromatic to capture screenshots and compare them against baselines. It automatically identifies unintended UI changes by analyzing visual differences in web applications or components. Use it when you need to verify UI changes, perform regression testing, or check for visual inconsistencies.
Documentation
Overview
This skill empowers Claude to automatically detect unintended UI changes by performing visual regression tests. It integrates with popular visual testing tools to streamline the process of capturing screenshots, comparing them against baselines, and identifying visual differences.
How It Works
- Capture Screenshots: Captures screenshots of specified components or pages using the configured visual testing tool.
- Compare Against Baselines: Compares the captured screenshots against established baseline images.
- Analyze Visual Diffs: Identifies and analyzes visual differences between the current screenshots and the baselines.
When to Use This Skill
This skill activates when you need to:
- Detect unintended UI changes introduced by recent code modifications.
- Verify the visual consistency of a web application across different browsers or environments.
- Automate visual regression testing as part of a CI/CD pipeline.
Examples
Example 1: Verifying UI Changes After a Feature Update
User request: "Run a visual test on the homepage to check for any UI regressions after the latest feature update."
The skill will:
- Capture a screenshot of the homepage.
- Compare the screenshot against the baseline image of the homepage.
- Report any visual differences detected, highlighting potential UI regressions.
Example 2: Checking Visual Consistency Across Browsers
User request: "Perform a visual regression test on the product details page to ensure it renders correctly in Chrome and Firefox."
The skill will:
- Capture screenshots of the product details page in both Chrome and Firefox.
- Compare the screenshots against the respective baseline images for each browser.
- Identify and report any visual inconsistencies detected between the browsers.
Best Practices
- Configuration: Ensure the visual testing tool is properly configured with the correct API keys and project settings.
- Baselines: Maintain accurate and up-to-date baseline images to avoid false positives.
- Viewport Sizes: Define appropriate viewport sizes to cover different screen resolutions and devices.
Integration
This skill can be integrated with other Claude Code plugins to automate end-to-end testing workflows. For example, it can be combined with a testing plugin to run visual tests after functional tests have passed.
Quick Install
/plugin add https://github.com/jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus/tree/main/visual-regression-testerCopy and paste this command in Claude Code to install this skill
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