pyautotest supports UI/API automated testing.
java implementation: javautotest
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pyautotest supports multi-device concurrency. Just set all the tests in dict tests, notice that the device should be found in device.yml
from app.core.parallel import run
from app.main import Pyauto
tests = {
'XiaoMi 6': {
'test module':
[
'android/test_example.py',
'android/test_sample.py::TestAndroidSample'
],
'service address': '',
'pytest args': [],
},
'iPhone7': {
'test module': '',
'service address': '127.0.0.1:4723',
'pytest args': [],
},
'Chrome88-win': {
'test module': ['smoke chrome/test_example.py'],
'pytest args': [],
},
}
tests_dir = 'tests'
pytest_args = ()
pytest_kwargs = {}
separate = False
allure_report = True
clean = True
pyauto = Pyauto(
tests=tests, tests_dir=tests_dir,
separate=separate, allure_report=allure_report, clean=clean,
args=pytest_args,
**pytest_kwargs
)
def start_test(d):
pyauto.start_test(d)
if __name__ == '__main__':
amount = len(pyauto.params)
args = [(p, ) for p in pyauto.params]
run(start_test, args, amount)--test: test module--device: test device
--test/--device will directly replace tests, and just testing on --device. To change some info of device, use environment variable instead.
python pyauto.py --test <module> --device <device>--help to show all pyautotest options. But pyautotest actually accepts all pytest arguments. check pytest --help for pytest.
$python pyauto.py --help- appium/appium-windows-driver
- pywinauto/pywinauto [optional]
- yinkaisheng/Python-UIAutomation-for-Windows [optional]
from app.core.drivers.mobile import Mobile
settings = {
'bluetooth': (MobileBy.IOS_CLASS_CHAIN, '**/XCUIElementTypeCell[`label == "蓝牙"`]'),
}
bt = {
'back_button': (MobileBy.IOS_CLASS_CHAIN, '**/XCUIElementTypeButton[`label == "设置"`]'),
'bluetooth_switch': (MobileBy.IOS_PREDICATE, 'type == "XCUIElementTypeSwitch" AND label == "蓝牙"'),
}
page = Mobile(driver) # 'settings' page
print(page.bluetooth.text)
page.bluetooth.click()
page.wait(1)
page.container(bt) # switch to 'bt' page
assert page.bluetooth_switch.found() is True
page.bluetooth_switch.click()
page.back_button.click()
page.wait(1).container(settings) # switch back to 'settings' page
page['bluetooth'].click()
page.wait(1).container(bt)
page['bluetooth_switch'].found.click() # click if element found