Verify.ImageMagick

Extends Verify to allow verification of documents via Magick.NET.

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Converts documents pdfs to png for verification.

Contains comparers for png, jpg, bmp, and tiff.

NuGet package

https://nuget.org/packages/Verify.ImageMagick/

Usage

[ModuleInitializer]
public static void Init()
{
    VerifyImageMagick.Initialize();
    VerifyImageMagick.RegisterComparers(threshold: 0.05);
}

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Initialize registers the pdf to png converter and all comparers.

PDF converter

To register only the pdf to png converter:

VerifyImageMagick.RegisterPdfToPngConverter();

Verify a file

[Test]
public Task VerifyPdf() =>
    VerifyFile("sample.pdf");

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Verify a Stream

[Test]
public Task VerifyPdfStream()
{
    var stream = new MemoryStream(File.ReadAllBytes("sample.pdf"));
    return Verify(stream, "pdf");
}

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Result

Samples.VerifyPdf#00.verified.png:

Image Comparers

The following will use ImageMagick to compare the images instead of the default binary comparison.

[Test]
public Task CompareImage() =>
    VerifyFile("sample.jpg");

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Register all comparers

All comparers can be registered:

VerifyImageMagick.RegisterComparers();

Override transparent background

For images with a transparent background, that background can be overridden:

[Test]
public Task BackgroundColor() =>
    VerifyFile("transparent.png")
        .ImageMagickBackground(MagickColors.Blue);

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Open password-protected PDFs

For password-protected PDF, the password can be provided to allow verification:

[Test]
public Task PdfPassword() =>
    VerifyFile("password.pdf")
        .ImageMagickPdfPassword("password");

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