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[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/DigitalProducts/codeception-module-visualception.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/DigitalProducts/codeception-module-visualception)

This module can be used to compare the current representation of a website element with an expeted. It was written on the shoulders of codeception and integrates in a very easy way.
This module can be used to compare the current representation of a website element with an expected. It was written on the shoulders of codeception and integrates in a very easy way.

**Example**

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* **Codeception** VisualCeption is a module for [Codeception](http://codeception.com/). It will need a running version of this tool.
* **Imagick** For comparing two images VisualCeption is using the imagick library for php. For more information visit [php.net](http://www.php.net/manual/de/book.imagick.php) or the [installation guide](http://www.php.net/manual/en/imagick.setup.php).
* **WebDriver module** This tool does only work with the webdriver module in Codeception the moment.
* **WebDriver module** This tool only works with the webdriver module in Codeception at the moment.

## Installation

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## Usage

VisualCeption is really easy to use. There are only two method that will be added to your WebGuy <code>seeVisualChanges</code> and <code>dontSeeVisualChanges</code>.
VisualCeption is really easy to use. There are only two methods that will be added to your WebGuy <code>seeVisualChanges</code> and <code>dontSeeVisualChanges</code>.

```php
$I->seeVisualChanges( "uniqueIdentifier1", "elementId1" );
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