npm install @percy/report
export PERCY_TOKEN=<read-only | full-access>
npx percy-report generate <buildId> [options]Note: Build ID can be found in the URL of the Percy Dashboard as well as the REST API data.
Example Build URL: https://percy.io/<projectId>/PercyReporting/builds/<buildId>
--percy-token <percyToken> Percy ReadOnly or FullAccess Token (default: PERCY_TOKEN Environment Variable)
--download-path <downloadPath> Directory path where to generate the report (default: "./Reports")
--download-images If True Images will be downloaded (default: false)
--diff-threshold Threshold for percentage change in snapshots (default : 1)
-h, --help display help for commandStep 1 : Run the Percy Build
Step 2 : Extract the Percy Build ID from the Percy run
Step 3 : Execute the Percy Report Generation Step
export PERCY_TOKEN=<your-percy-token>
BUILD_ID=$(npx percy exec -- {Test Command} | grep build | awk -F "/" '{print $NF}')
npx percy-report generate $BUILD_IDnpx percy-report summary <project-slug> [options]Note: Project Slug is equal to Project Name on your percy dashboard
--percy-token <percyToken> Percy ReadOnly or FullAccess Token
--start-date <start-date> Consider builds created on greater than equal to start date(mm/dd/yyyy) (Default: Today)
--end-date <end-date> Consider builds created on less than equal to end date(mm/dd/yyyy) (Default: Today)
-h, --help display help for commandNote: Interval between start date and end date should not exceed 30 days.
