Now integrate SmartUI SDK with Cypress for effortless visual testing of your web and mobile applications. With this, ensure your UIs render flawlessly across all browsers, devices, and platforms, saving you time and effort.
Now integrate SmartUI SDK with Cypress for effortless visual testing of your web and mobile applications. With this, ensure your UIs render flawlessly across all browsers, devices, and platforms, saving you time and effort.
HyperExecute now natively supports local Selenium drivers. This means you can run your tests without having to set up and use a remote Webdriver. This simplifies the setup process and can improve test execution performance.
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HyperExecute now supports running Playwright tests on real devices. This allows you to test your web applications on actual devices, ensuring they function correctly in real-world scenarios.
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HyperExecute now supports integration with SmartUI for your Playwright tests. This allows you to use SmartUI's visual verification capabilities to ensure that your web applications are visually consistent and functional.
📗 Check out the documentation to trigger your tests.
Optimize your development workflow by significantly reducing codebase upload times, particularly when making frequent, incremental changes.
Key benefits of differentialUpload Flag:
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2. Boost your Productivity: Spend less time waiting for uploads and more time developing. 🧑💻
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You can selectively exclude specific elements from visual comparisons during your automated tests.
Advantages of ignoreDOM flag
1. Handling Dynamic Content: Exclude elements that frequently change, like timestamps or user-generated content, to avoid false positives.
2. Focusing on core functionality: Zero in on critical elements by ignoring UI components like headers, footers, or navigation menus.
3. Testing Specific Sections: Target a particular area of your webpage for more granular testing.
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Handling Dynamic Data in SmartUI SDK
When conducting visual tests, you may encounter scenarios where certain elements within your software application change between test runs. These changes might introduce inconsistencies in your test results.
You can now ignore/select specific element(s) to be removed from the comparison by parsing the options in the smartuiSnapshot function.
Check the documentation: Handling Dynamic Data in SmartUI SDK.
Support for New Frameworks in SmartUI SDK
Apart from Selenium, SmartUI SDK now has support for Playwright, Puppeteer, and TestCafe.
Refer to the following documentation to get started:
The Ignore/Select functionality for DOM elements in Selenium has been improved with extended support for XPath. With this, you can now ignore or select DOM elements not only in viewport screenshots but also in full-page screenshots.
Additionally, this release enhances the handling of Ignore/Select and full-page arguments in the Smart UI hook, offering a more refined and efficient approach.
📕 To get started, refer to the documentation - Handling Dynamic Data in Selenium Using Ignore/Select by XPath.
Now perform visual regression testing with Smart UI SDK.
Our new Smart UI SDK captures the DOM of your website/URL and renders it across multiple browsers and resolutions in a single call, enabling seamless testing of websites in multiple environments and ensuring UI consistency across builds.
You can also integrate it easily with your functional tests or use it for batch-testing multiple static URLs.
Smart UI SDK is currently supported for Selenium with Java, Node.js, and Python.
Support with more frameworks is on the way!
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New API to Fetch Build Status for Smart UI 🔼
With the new API for Smart UI testing, you can now get all the build statuses by making an API call for fetching the status of the builds that are run in your project.
To get started, check the documentation - APIs for Smart UI Automation.
Capture Screenshots of Specific Elements with Selenium 📷
You can now capture screenshots of specific elements by leveraging various locator mechanisms such as XPath, CSS ID, class, and selectors. This precision-driven approach ensures accurate Selenium visual regression testing for your web application.
Refer to our guide - Capture Screenshot of Specific Element with Selenium.
To provide the visualization of your UI components on various device screens, you can now set up custom viewport configurations.
This feature is an extension of Storybook's existing Viewport toolbar item, enabling you to capture and view stories in different dimensions, such as mobile or tablet, with specific orientations like portrait or landscape.
📒 To get started, refer to our guide: Custom Viewport Configuration for Storybook.
Presenting our all-new UnderPass desktop application, available now for both Windows and macOS!
Here's the scoop on what's fresh:
To get started, refer to the documentation LambdaTest UnderPass.
