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Implement image comparison for visual tests #882
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Hi I would like to work on this issue, can you please assign this to me? |
Hi @Rishab87, This issue is a rather large undertaking and not ready to be assigned. However, we've added it to our GSoC 2025 project list. You're very welcome to apply! For questions about Processing's participation in GSoC, check out this post on the Processing forum. You can also ask any question you have about this project in that thread. |
Thanks for telling @SableRaf, I already made a basic implementation of it, I'll check out this project, I was already planning to apply for GSoC this year with p5 |
Hi @SableRaf |
Hi @LakshitSharma1 and thanks for your question. As Kit mentioned on the forum:
For further questions, please check our GSoC 2025 FAQ or ask directly on this thread on the Processing forum. |
Implement a visual snapshot testing system, inspired by the one used in p5.js.
Note
This has been added to our GSoC 2025 project list.
Goals
Motivation
This will benefit both the Processing community and its future contributors by providing a reliable way to catch visual regressions, making it easier for contributors to propose changes with confidence.
References
Read more about the p5.js approach in the documentation and this contributor blog post.
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