playwright_figure_tests
A pytest helper library for running visual regression tests against rendered web pages using Playwright, built on top of pytest-mpl.
This package is designed to use the excellent pytest-mpl, particularly the hybrid comparison mode, but for screenshots generated by playwright. The hybrid mode of pytest-mpl is a workflow used in a number of places for ease of reviewing and approving changes to figure tests, it has also been used by glue-jupyter with playwright generated screenshots, which is where this idea originated.
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This package was bootstrapped using an LLM, I’ve taken care to review its output at each step. I hope that having something useful for this is better than it not existing at all.
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