Snapshot testing via Storybook #188
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Tomdango
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Looks super overall - just a couple of comments 👍
…or now, pending chromatic integration.
…t the id and/or name to stop autoID generation.
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Linking this with #192 (comment) Can we pick this up as part of #216? |
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Storybook has a new test runner built in, that comprises of Jest and Playwright, allowing a variety of testing techniques such as: visual tests, snapshot tests, a11y tests - Docs
This is a proof of concept to see how we could use the built in storybook testing to automatically have snapshot tests without having to define a test case per component. See config in
.storybook/test-runner.tsThis also experiments with the visual image testing, where a similar
screenshotis taken (rendered under the hood with playwright and jest)