DEVAL

Device abstraction layer for multi-platform devices. Android, Windows, iOS, mac OS X, Ubuntu, other virtual devices, etc.

Usage

Windows

dev = WinDevice("/?title_re=无标题")  # Connect to a specific window
print(dev.uuid)
dev.input.scroll((100, 100), steps=2, duration=5)
dev.click((100, 100))
dev.swipe((100, 100), (200, 200), duration=1)
print(dev.shell("Python -V"))
dev.snapshot("D:/c.jpg")
dev.keyevent("xxx")
dev.get_component("keyevent").text("111")
# dev.screenComponent.move((10, 10))
dev.double_tap((10, 10))
dev.start_app("notepad")
print(dev.app.get_title())
print(dev.get_ip_address())
dev.stop_app()

Android

from deval.device.android import AndroidDevice
dev = AndroidDevice("/127.0.0.1:62001?cap_method=javacap&touch_method=minitouch")
print(dev.uuid)
dev.keyevent("d")
dev.keyevent.home()
dev.click((500, 500))
dev.keyevent.home()
dev.double_tap((500, 500))
dev.keyevent.home()
dev.swipe((100, 100), (500, 500), duration=1)
dev.keyevent.wake()
dev.start_app('com.netease.nie.yosemite')
dev.stop_app('com.netease.nie.yosemite')
dev.app.clear('com.netease.nie.yosemite')
dev.get_component("screen").snapshot("D:/a.jpg")
print(dev.get_component("screen").is_screenon())
print(dev.get_component("screen").is_locked())
print(dev.app.list())

Linux

from deval.device.linux.linux import LinuxDevice
dev = LinuxDevice()  # Connect to the entire desktop
dev.click((100, 100))
dev.swipe((100, 100), (200, 200), duration=5)
print(dev.shell("Python -V"))
dev.snapshot()
dev.keyevent("xxx")
dev.text("111")
dev.double_tap((100, 100))
print(dev.get_ip_address())

Mac

from deval.device.mac.mac import MacDevice
dev = MacDevice()  # Connect to the entire desktop
dev.click((100, 100))
dev.swipe((100, 100), (200, 200), duration=5)
dev.snapshot()
dev.keyevent("xxx")
dev.text("111")
dev.double_tap((100, 100))
print(dev.get_ip_address())

Customize your device

You can easily customize your own device, here we use the Android simulator as an example

Inherit DeviceBase, write your own device
Add the components you need
Start testing your device

Here is an example to define your device

from deval.device.std.device import DeviceBase
from deval.component.android.app import AndroidAppComponent
from deval.component.android.screen import AndroidADBScreenComponent
from deval.component.android.input import AndroidADBTouchInputComponent
from deval.component.win.input import WinInputComponent
from deval.component.win.screen import WinScreenComponent
from deval.utils.parse import parse_uri
from deval.component.android.utils.adb import ADB
from deval.component.win.utils.winfuncs import get_app, get_window


class MumuDevice(DeviceBase):

    def __init__(self, uri):
        super(MumuDevice, self).__init__(uri)

        # Initialize the parameters required to operate Android Device
        self.kw = parse_uri(uri)
        self.serialno = self.kw.get("serialno")
        self.adb = ADB(self.serialno, server_addr=self.kw.get("host"))

        # Initialize the parameters required to operate Windows Device
        self.application = get_app(uri)
        self.window = get_window(uri)
        self.handle = self.window.handle

        # Use android app component
        self.add_component(AndroidAppComponent("app", self))
        # Use android screen component as default
        self.add_component(AndroidADBScreenComponent("screen", self))
        # Use android input component as default
        self.add_component(AndroidADBTouchInputComponent("input", self))
        # add windows input component
        self.add_component(WinInputComponent("wininput", self, uri))
        # add windows screen component
        self.add_component(WinScreenComponent("winscreen", self, uri))

Now, you can test your device

from deval.device.mumu.mumu import MumuDevice
dev = MumuDevice("/?serialno=127.0.0.1:62001&handle=123456")
dev.click((500, 500))  # use default input component to click
dev.get_component("winscreen").snapshot("D:/windows.jpg")  # use windows screen component to cut a photo of the simulator window
dev.screen.snapshot("D:/android.jpg")  # use default screen component to cut a photo of the android system in simulator