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Overview of how Percy's SDKs work
How to pick the right SDK
Information about SDK usage and configuration
With Percy, you can add visual testing to virtually anything that runs in a browser.
We have first-class support for several web application frameworks, component libraries, end-to-end testing frameworks, and static sites. You can also build your own Percy integration.
Supported SDKs
Our SDKs generally involve three parts—installing Percy, adding snapshots, and configuring CI. Follow the documentation for your framework to get started.
PercyScript
- PercyScript - the easiest way to get started with visual testing and Percy
Web applications
Components and component libraries
End-to-end testing frameworks
- Cypress
- Puppeteer
- Selenium for Python
- Selenium for Java
- WebdriverIO
- Nightmare
- Nightwatch
- Protractor
- TestCafe
Static sites
Build your own SDK
Integrating Percy visual testing into a new framework is simple using Percy CLI.
The @percy/cli
npm package is our core SDK that provides the foundation for all other SDKs. It takes care of all the heavy lifting of common tasks such as authentication, environment detection, and uploading screenshots to your Percy project. Follow our documentation to build your own SDK .
If you're unsure about which SDK you should use or don't see your technology represented, feel free to reach out to support.
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What's next
Once you've installed and configured an SDK, the next step is to add Percy to your CI workflow and pull requests.
CI setup |
Source code integrations |