Needle

Linux

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No signalScore 4.4

Needle is ranked #78 of 78 in game mod managers on Freedom251. It runs on Linux.

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Purpose: Needle tests CSS and website visuals by capturing page areas and comparing them with baseline screenshots.
Additional checks: It also provides tools for testing calculated CSS values and HTML element positions.
Integrations: Needle is designed to work with Selenium and nose.
Installation: The documentation installs Needle with pip after installing Selenium.
Browser drivers: The documentation lists NeedleRemote, NeedlePhantomJS, NeedleFirefox, NeedleChrome, NeedleIe, NeedleOpera, and NeedleSafari drivers.
Default driver: The documentation says Needle uses NeedleFirefox by default.
Image engines: The default screenshot engine is PIL, with PerceptualDiff and ImageMagick also available.
Difference output: The documentation says PerceptualDiff and ImageMagick generate a diff PNG when a test fails.
Viewport: Tests can set browser viewport dimensions, which the documentation describes as useful for responsive-site testing.
Cleanup: Screenshot cleanup after successful tests is optional and disabled by default.
Intended users: The package metadata classifies Needle for developers and as a Python testing library.
License: The repository includes a BSD license.
Security: GitHub reports that the project has no SECURITY.md policy and no published security advisories.
Release: PyPI lists version 0.5.0, released April 2, 2017, as the latest release.

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