You can create image verifications in one of the following ways:
- By using the
menu.
- During recording.
To create a new image verification in the
menu, perform the following steps:
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Click
.
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Type a useful name for the asset into the
Name field and double-click
Silk4NET Image Verification.
The image verification UI opens.
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Click
Identify to identify the image that you want to verify in the application under test.
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Optional: If you want to recapture the same image from the application under test, because there is a change in comparison to the image
that you had initially captured, click
Recapture.
If you are testing a Web application, you can select the browser on which you want to capture the image from the
Select Browser window.
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Optional: You can click
Verify to test if the image verification works.
Silk4NET searches for the image in the UI of the AUT, top-down and left to right, and highlights the first matching image.
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Optional: You can add an exclusion area to the image verification, which will not be considered when
Silk4NET compares the image verification to the UI of the application under test (AUT).
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Optional: You can set the option
Client Area Only to define that only the part of the image that is actually part of the AUT is considered when
Silk4NET compares the image verification to the UI of the AUT.
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Specify the
Accuracy Level.
The accuracy level defines how much the image to be verified is allowed to be different to the image in the application under
test, before
Silk4NET declares the images as different. This is helpful if you are testing multiple systems or browsers with different screen resolutions.
We recommend to choose a high level of accuracy in order to prevent false positives. You can change the default accuracy level
in the options.
Note: When you set the
Accuracy Level to less than five, the actual colors of the images are no longer considered for the comparison. Only the grayscale representations
of the images are compared.
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Save the image verification.
The new image verification is listed in the
Solution Explorer, and you can use it to check if the image exists in the UI of your application under test.