v2.1.0

This version adds support for using dynamic targets. Pass a targets option to the screenshot() call and you can either limit the targets from .happo.js by name, or create a completely new target.

In this example we're using the chrome-xl target from our .happo.js config file, and a dynamic Firefox target:

await happoPlaywright.screenshot(page, title, {
  component: 'Title',
  variant: 'default',
  targets: [
    'chrome-xl',
    { name: 'firefox-small', browser: 'firefox', viewport: '400x800' },
  ],
});

v2.0.1

Loosen peer dependency on happo-e2e to allow happo-e2e@2

v2.0.0

This release moves happo-e2e from dependencies to peerDependencies. This means you'll have to install happo-e2e separately from happo-playwright. Most people already have already done this because the docs mention installing both packages separately, so even though this is a breaking change it will have little impact for most people.

v1.1.0

This release will hopefully fix an issue where happoTakeDOMSnapshot is missing. We've seen these errors:

TypeError: window.happoTakeDOMSnapshot is not a function

If you want to make use of the fix, you have to update your happoPlaywright.init calls. Instead of passing a page, pass a context:

test.beforeEach(async ({ context }) => {
  await happoPlaywright.init(context);
});

This version is backwards-compatible with the old way of initializing the lib: happoPlaywright.init(page). The recommended way is to use context however.