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How to use comparePaths method in backstopjs

Best JavaScript code snippet using backstopjs

babel-worker.js

...26	var transformed;27	try {28		let contents = await fs.readFile(sourcefile, 'utf8');29		// Patch react30		if (comparePaths(sourcefile, 'resource/react.js')) {31			transformed = contents.replace('instanceof Error', '.constructor.name == "Error"')32		}33		// Patch react-dom34		else if (comparePaths(sourcefile, 'resource/react-dom.js')) {35			transformed = contents.replace(/ ownerDocument\.createElement\((.*?)\)/gi, 'ownerDocument.createElementNS(HTML_NAMESPACE, $1)')36				.replace('element instanceof win.HTMLIFrameElement',37					'typeof element != "undefined" && element.tagName.toLowerCase() == "iframe"')38				.replace("isInputEventSupported = false", 'isInputEventSupported = true');39		}40		// Patch react-virtualized41		else if (comparePaths(sourcefile, 'resource/react-virtualized.js')) {42			transformed = contents.replace('scrollDiv = document.createElement("div")', 'scrollDiv = document.createElementNS("http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml", "div")')43				.replace('document.body.appendChild(scrollDiv)', 'document.documentElement.appendChild(scrollDiv)')44				.replace('document.body.removeChild(scrollDiv)', 'document.documentElement.removeChild(scrollDiv)');45		}46		// Patch single-file47		else if (sourcefile === 'resource/SingleFile/dist/single-file.js') {48			// Change for what I assume is a bug in Firefox. We create a singlefile49			// sandbox which is based on a document.defaultView of a hidden browser.50			// The minified single-file then uses globalThis.Set which for some reason51			// doesn't properly support iterating over and throws an error. The normal52			// `Set` object accessible in the sandbox does not have this problem.53			// I've tried using a proxy for globalThis with a custom Set, but that54			// manifest its own issues. Setting the globalThis to sandbox produced55			// issues with monkey-patching that singleFile does for default interfaces....

index.ts

Source: index.ts

1import aggregatedToPath from './aggregatedToPath'2import comparePaths from './comparePaths'3import comparePathsWithLength from './comparePathsWithLength'4import DefaultMap from './DefaultMap'5import detectIndent from './detectIndent'6import joinPaths from './joinPaths'7// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/naming-convention8export const Utils = {9	aggregatedToPath,10	comparePaths,11	comparePathsWithLength,12	detectIndent,13	joinPaths,14	// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/naming-convention15	DefaultMap,...

Using AI Code Generation

1module.exports = {2    {3    },4    {5    },6    {7    },8    {9    },10    {11    },12  paths: {13  },14  engineOptions: {15  },16};

Using AI Code Generation

1var backstopjs = require('backstopjs');2var config = require('./backstop.json');3backstopjs('reference', { config: config })4  .then(function () {5    return backstopjs('test', { config: config });6  })7  .then(function (report) {8    console.log(report);9  })10  .catch(function (error) {11    console.log(error);12  });

Using AI Code Generation

1var backstop = require('backstopjs');2backstop('test', { config: 'backstop.json' })3  .then(function() {4    console.log('done');5  })6  .catch(function(err) {7    console.log(err);8  });9var backstop = require('backstopjs');10gulp.task('test', function() {11  return backstop('test', { config: 'backstop.json' });12});13{

Using AI Code Generation

1var backstopjs = require('backstopjs');2var config = require('./backstop.json');3var path = require('path');4backstopjs.comparePaths({5    path.join(__dirname, 'test1.html'),6    path.join(__dirname, 'test2.html')7});

Using AI Code Generation

1var comparePaths = require('backstopjs/comparePaths');2var path = require('path');3var fs = require('fs');4if (!fs.existsSync(misMatchOutput)){5    fs.mkdirSync(misMatchOutput);6}7comparePaths({8}).then(function (results) {9  console.log(results);10}).catch(function (e) {11  console.log(e);12});

Using AI Code Generation

1var backstop = require('backstopjs');2var config = require('./backstop.json');3var args = process.argv.slice(2);4var test = args[0];5var url1 = args[1];6var url2 = args[2];7var url3 = args[3];8var url4 = args[4];9var url5 = args[5];10var url6 = args[6];11var url7 = args[7];12var url8 = args[8];13var url9 = args[9];14var url10 = args[10];15var url11 = args[11];16var url12 = args[12];17var url13 = args[13];18var url14 = args[14];19var url15 = args[15];20var url16 = args[16];21var url17 = args[17];22var url18 = args[18];23var url19 = args[19];24var url20 = args[20];25var url21 = args[21];26var url22 = args[22];27var url23 = args[23];28var url24 = args[24];29var url25 = args[25];30var url26 = args[26];31var url27 = args[27];32var url28 = args[28];33var url29 = args[29];34var url30 = args[30];35var url31 = args[31];36var url32 = args[32];37var url33 = args[33];38var url34 = args[34];39var url35 = args[35];40var url36 = args[36];41var url37 = args[37];42var url38 = args[38];43var url39 = args[39];44var url40 = args[40];45var url41 = args[41];46var url42 = args[42];47var url43 = args[43];48var url44 = args[44];49var url45 = args[45];50var url46 = args[46];51var url47 = args[47];52var url48 = args[48];53var url49 = args[49];54var url50 = args[50];55var url51 = args[51];56var url52 = args[52];57var url53 = args[53];58var url54 = args[54];59var url55 = args[55];60var url56 = args[56];

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