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At simplest, we could perform an operation, then reverse it -- like, for example, inverting and inverting again -- and then confirm that the image is the same after the test, perhaps using:
Or even as an initial step, do an operation on an image and expect() that it's not the same -- just confirm that /something/ happened. Then move on to more complex tests of actual test images.
If this is in another PR, please link it here, thanks!
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Closed #1 as it is a bit out of date now, but I still would like tests which incorporate a "before" and "after" image, as attempted in this code:
https://github.com/jywarren/image-sequencer/blob/3d43eceff9a51ed2f85c3ce42277017c7890e435/test/image-sequencer.js#L31-L59
At simplest, we could perform an operation, then reverse it -- like, for example, inverting and inverting again -- and then confirm that the image is the same after the test, perhaps using:
Or even as an initial step, do an operation on an image and
expect()
that it's not the same -- just confirm that /something/ happened. Then move on to more complex tests of actual test images.If this is in another PR, please link it here, thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: