before-and-after

Capture before and after screenshots by providing two URLs or two image paths to generate paired visuals for side-by-side comparison. The CLI workflow automates screenshot capture and outputs ready-to-share assets for design review or PR verification.

A visual diff workflow compares paired screenshots to document UI changes and verify design iterations. It applies to production versus staging checks, PR reviews, or design reviews, generating markdown-friendly references for documentation.

Yes, you can compare staging and production screenshots by passing both URLs to the capture script. The workflow generates paired screenshots for direct visual comparison, verifying UI changes across environments.

You need curl as a core dependency to run the capture and upload scripts. The gh dependency is optional, used by a pluggable adapter in upload-and-copy.sh to publish results, while curl handles the default upload method.

Share visual diff results in markdown by running the upload-and-copy.sh script after screenshot capture. This uploads paired images and copies markdown-friendly references to your clipboard for immediate pasting into documentation.

Screenshot scripts for UI testing are limited to visual comparison of captured web pages and do not perform automated DOM or functional testing. They require valid URLs or image paths and rely on CLI dependencies like curl for execution.