CheckSettings class
The methods in this class are used as part of the Check Fluent API to configure and execute checkpoints.
To use these methods, first create a target object using a method from the Target class, then call one or more of the methods in this class on the returned object, chaining them one after the other using the '.' operator.
Using statement
using Applitools;
Accessibility method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Accessibility(region))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Accessibility(region, regionType))
Parameters
region
Type: AccessibilityRegionByRectangle
An object of this class.
region
Type: Rectangle
The position and size of the region.
regionType
Type: AccessibilityRegionType
The accessibility type of the region.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
Remarks
For more information about the Contrast advisor feature see Contrast advisor.
BeforeRenderScreenshotHook method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().BeforeRenderScreenshotHook(hook))
Parameters
hook
Type: string
A string with legal JavaScript code.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
Content method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Content())
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Content(region, regions))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Content(regions))
Parameters
region
Type: Rectangle
An object that defines a rectangular area in the window.
regions
Type: Rectangle[]
An array of rectangle objects, each of which defines a region.
regions
Type: IEnumerable<Rectangle>
An array of rectangle objects, each of which defines a region.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You can call this method in two ways - with parameters and without parameters. The meaning of the method, and the way it can be used is different in each case. When the method is called without parameters it sets the default match level for this target. When called with one or more regions as parameters it defines the match level for that region. The sections below provide some more details regarding how to use this method in each of these modes.
Called without parameters
If this method is called without parameters then it sets the default match level for this target. This overrides the hard-coded default and the default match level defined by using MatchLevel.
For a given target you may call only one of the following methods (without parameters) that set a target default match level:
Called with parameters
When the method is called with one or more parameters that define one or more regions, then these set the match level for those regions, overiding the defaults set for the target (by calling these methods without a parameter), set by MatchLevel and the hardcoded default match level.
You may define multiple regions that have an explicit match level by calling this method multiple times in a chain, or by passing the method multiple regions.
The region matchlevel methods strict(regions), layout(regions), content(regions), strictRegions(regions), layoutRegions(regions), and contentRegions(regions) should not overlap each other or the regions defined using checksettings.ignore (regions) or ignoreRegions(regions). If they overlap with each other, or regions that were defined using the Test Manager, then the results are undefined.
For a full description of the affect of each match levels and the different ways to apply them to tests, checkpoints and regions, How to use Eyes match levels.
Exact method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Exact())
Parameters
This method does not take any parameters.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
This method sets the default match level for this target. This overrides the hard-coded default and the default match level defined by using MatchLevel.
For a given target you may call only one of the following methods that set a target default match level:
To set a match level for a one or more regions within a target use one of the following methods:
checksettings.strictregions (not yet available in appium csharp)checksettings.contentregions (not yet available in appium csharp)checksettings.layoutregions (not yet available in appium csharp)
For a full description of the affect of each match levels and the different ways to apply them to tests, checkpoints and regions, How to use Eyes match levels.
Floating method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Floating(maxOffset, regions))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Floating(region, maxUpOffset, maxDownOffset, maxLeftOffset, maxRightOffset))
Parameters
maxOffset
Type: int
The maximum amount that the region can shift in any direction and still be considered matching.
regions
Type: Rectangle[]
One or more region definitions.
region
Type: Rectangle
An object that defines the region.
maxUpOffset
Type: int
The maximum amount that the region can shift upwards and still be considered matching.
maxDownOffset
Type: int
The maximum amount that the region can shift downwards and still be considered matching.
maxLeftOffset
Type: int
The maximum amount that the region can shift to the left and still be considered matching.
maxRightOffset
Type: int
The maximum amount that the region can shift to the right and still be considered matching.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You may call this method multiple times in a given chain; each call defines a different floating region. Floating regions may not overlap each other or other types of regions, such as ignore or match level regions.
Fully method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Fully())
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Fully(fully))
Parameters
fully
Type: bool
If this parameter has a value of true, then Eyes uses scrolling and stitching to capture the entire page. If it's false, then only the viewport will be captured. If the method is called without a parameter, then the default is true.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You may only call this method once in a given target.
Ignore method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Ignore(region, regions))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Ignore(regions))
Parameters
region
Type: Rectangle
An object that defines a rectangular area in the window.
regions
Type: Rectangle[]
An array of rectangle objects, each of which defines a region.
regions
Type: IEnumerable<Rectangle>
An array of rectangle objects, each of which defines a region.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You may call this method multiple times in a given chain.
Ignore regions should not overlap each other or other types of regions such as floating or match level regions.
IgnoreCaret method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().IgnoreCaret(ignoreCaret))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().IgnoreCaret())
Parameters
ignoreCaret
Type: bool [Optional : default = true ]
If this parameter has a value of true, then Eyes will detect artifacts caused by a blinking cursor and will not report a mismatch for differences caused by these artifacts. If it has a value of , then Eyes will not try to detect artifacts caused by blinking cursors. If no parameter is passed then the default value is true - so the cursor artifacts will be ignored.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You may only call this method once in a given chain. This method overrides the global default setting or the setting chosen explicitly for the current target using Eyes.IgnoreCaret property or Configuration.SetIgnoreCaret method.
IgnoreDisplacements method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().IgnoreDisplacements(ignoreDisplacements))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().IgnoreDisplacements())
Parameters
ignoreDisplacements
Type: bool [Optional : default = true ]
If a value of true is passed, then mismatches due to displaced content will not be displayed in the Test Manager. Otherwise, they will be displayed.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
Remarks
Ignore displacements is only active when using a Match level of Strict or IgnoreColors
Layout method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Layout())
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Layout(region, regions))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Layout(regions))
Parameters
region
Type: Rectangle
An object that defines a rectangular area in the window.
regions
Type: Rectangle[]
An array of rectangle objects, each of which defines a region.
regions
Type: IEnumerable<Rectangle>
An array of rectangle objects, each of which defines a region.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You can call this method in two ways - with parameters and without parameters. The meaning of the method, and the way it can be used is different in each case. When the method is called without parameters it sets the default match level for this target. When called with one or more regions as parameters it defines the match level for that region. The sections below provide some more details regarding how to use this method in each of these modes.
Called without parameters
If this method is called without parameters then it sets the default match level for this target. This overrides the hard-coded default and the default match level defined by using MatchLevel.
For a given target you may call only one of the following methods (without parameters) that set a target default match level:
Called with parameters
When the method is called with one or more parameters that define one or more regions, then these set the match level for those regions, overiding the defaults set for the target (by calling these methods without a parameter), set by MatchLevel and the hardcoded default match level.
You may define multiple regions that have an explicit match level by calling this method multiple times in a chain, or by passing the method multiple regions.
The region matchlevel methods strict(regions), layout(regions), content(regions), strictRegions(regions), layoutRegions(regions), and contentRegions(regions) should not overlap each other or the regions defined using checksettings.ignore (regions) or ignoreRegions(regions). If they overlap with each other, or regions that were defined using the Test Manager, then the results are undefined.
For a full description of the affect of each match levels and the different ways to apply them to tests, checkpoints and regions, How to use Eyes match levels.
MatchLevel method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().MatchLevel(matchLevel))
Parameters
matchLevel
Type: MatchLevel
Available match level values are:
For a description of these match levels and the different ways to apply them to tests, checkpoints, and regions, see Eyes match levels.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
The value provided here overrides the default match level, or the global value set for this target using Eyes.MatchLevel or Configuration.SetMatchLevel. You may only call this method once in a given chain. If you call this method, then you can't call the other match level methods. CheckSettings.StrictCheckSettings.ContentCheckSettings.LayoutCheckSettings.Exact
For a full description of the affect of each match levels and the different ways to apply them to tests, checkpoints and regions, How to use Eyes match levels.
SendDom method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().SendDom(sendDom))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().SendDom())
Parameters
sendDom
Type: bool [Optional : default = true ]
If a value of true is passed then send DOM information for this checkpoint even if sending DOM is disabled globally.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Strict method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Strict())
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Strict(region, regions))
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Strict(regions))
Parameters
region
Type: Rectangle
An object that defines a rectangular area in the window.
regions
Type: Rectangle[]
An array of rectangle objects, each of which defines a region.
regions
Type: IEnumerable<Rectangle>
An array of rectangle objects, each of which defines a region.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You can call this method in two ways - with parameters and without parameters. The meaning of the method, and the way it can be used is different in each case. When the method is called without parameters it sets the default match level for this target. When called with one or more regions as parameters it defines the match level for that region. The sections below provide some more details regarding how to use this method in each of these modes.
Called without parameters
If this method is called without parameters then it sets the default match level for this target. This overrides the hard-coded default and the default match level defined by using MatchLevel.
For a given target you may call only one of the following methods (without parameters) that set a target default match level:
Called with parameters
When the method is called with one or more parameters that define one or more regions, then these set the match level for those regions, overiding the defaults set for the target (by calling these methods without a parameter), set by MatchLevel and the hardcoded default match level.
You may define multiple regions that have an explicit match level by calling this method multiple times in a chain, or by passing the method multiple regions.
The region matchlevel methods strict(regions), layout(regions), content(regions), strictRegions(regions), layoutRegions(regions), and contentRegions(regions) should not overlap each other or the regions defined using checksettings.ignore (regions) or ignoreRegions(regions). If they overlap with each other, or regions that were defined using the Test Manager, then the results are undefined.
For a full description of the affect of each match levels and the different ways to apply them to tests, checkpoints and regions, How to use Eyes match levels.
Timeout method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().Timeout(timeout))
Parameters
timeout
Type: TimeSpan
The timeout to use in TimeSpan units.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You may only call this method once in a given chain. The timeout value provided here overrides the default value or the value set by MatchTimeout for the current target. Passing this method a value of zero disables the timeout mechanism.
VariationGroupId method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().VariationGroupId(variationGroupId))
Parameters
variationGroupId
Type: string
The value of the variation group ID to be set.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
WithName method
Syntax
eyes.Check(Target.Window().WithName(name))
Parameters
name
Type: string
The name to be given to this check point.
Return value
Type: ICheckSettings
The value returned is the object that called the method. You can use it to call other methods supported by the object class.
Remarks
You may only call this method once in a given chain.