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question about cli
Hi Roman,
I'm very happy with your tool but we are moving towards Javascript/Typescript. Is it possible for you to build a jar with parameters input? So, I'll be able to invoke it from Typescript? Please, let me know
Thanks
Jeff
Hi, @jradom. I think we can do it as a new repository, but I don't have enough time
Hi Roman,
Does it mean that you don't have time and desire adding CLI capabilities? Pleas, let me know one way or another
Thanks
Jeff
Hi Jeff, Yes, I don't have time for it.
From my perspective, it's easy to do, so you can do it.
Thanks, Roman.
Roman,
I’m sorry to hear that. Well, I’ll need to switch to some other tool then.
Thanks
Jeff
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Hi Jeff, Yes, I don't have time for it.
From my perspective, it's easy to do, so you can do it.
Thanks, Roman.
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@jradom, You know. Project is not working without consumers. Provide here functionality, which you’re using in library and I will create it.
FYI, I really like and so is my management but there is a competition even in open source. And the reason I can't easily do it because I'm not a real expert in such kind of tools.
Cheers (Spasibo)
Jeff
Just a friendly reminder. Did you have any chance to work on my request because I'll need to use some sort of Visual testing n my upcoming Typescript project?
Thanks in advance
Jeff
As I understood, you decided to stop using library at all, didn’t you? If not, provide options which you’re using in comparing. After that I will provide program.
Hi Roman,
It's kinda funny and might be lost in translation or miscommunication. This is what I wrote recently "FYI, I really like and so is my management but there is competition even in open source. And the reason I can't easily do it because I'm not a real expert in such kind of tools." Again I do like your tools with all features and accuracy of it, etc. And I have/had a plan to call it from my Typescript code once you'll expose options to a jar file CLI. I'd prefer to have all or most options to be exposed to CLI but make them optional with some defaults. And a simple sample code maybe in Typescript (optional). Actually, we use the Cypress UI testing tool. Again your stuff is great and I had found something similar I still will prefer to use yours. I also hope I'll be able to reuse my previous test configurations in the new project and Typescript. It'll be great if you can do it in a timely fashion. I hope I've clarified my goals.
Thanks
Jeff
Oh, I think you were confused that I said if you not gonna do it I MIGHT need to switch to some other tool
Ok, I think I can do it.
Hi Roman,
Just following up. Where are you standing with my request for CLI making? Please, let me know
Thanks
Jeff
On Tue, Dec 15, 2020 at 1:16 AM Roman Beskrovnyi [email protected] wrote:
Ok, I think I can do it.
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@romankh3 Hi, I'd like to work on the issue.
@scp-WFZ hi, I had CLI in library in a past and removed it.
As you can see our dialoge above, it should be done in separated repository just because I want to save image-comparison
as a library, not a product.
Feel free to do it in this repo: https://github.com/romankh3/image-comparison-cli