Visually Testing Your Components
summary
A Storybook React app runs visual snapshots with Applitools Eyes via the simple CLI npx eyes storybook, which auto-discovers stories, establishes baselines, flags visual diffs for human review, and lets reviewers accept or reject changes; a 4-component library with 9 stories → 90 results in 37s demonstrates ultrafast cross‑browser baselining and regression detection, and the workflow integrates into GitHub Actions CI so tests run on pull requests without writing new test code.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:10Why components need visual testing
- 8:52Apple Eyes SDK setup
- 11:23First visual tests
- 13:34Intentional vs accidental changes
- 17:27Inspecting visual differences
- 21:23Cross-browser testing
- 24:36CI workflows
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