Sikuli_Demo(1)
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This document outlines a presentation on using Sikuli for automated testing. It includes: 1) A diagram of the Sikuli environment and an example using it to automate testing of a shared desktop application at OMB. 2) Details on recording a Sikuli script, image pattern matching, and integrating Sikuli with Cucumber and Watir. 3) An agenda for a demo showing how to record a Sikuli script, migrate images to Cucumber, write step definitions, and run Cucumber tests with Sikuli.
Sikuli_Demo(1)
- 1. Sikuli Demo + NoVaTAIG Presentation June 8, 2012 Raghavendra University of JNTU
- 2. Outline • Sikuli User Experience at OMB (Rudy and Dan) – Sikuli environment diagram – Sikuli workflow – Recording a Sample Script – Tool Settings • Fuzzy Logic Pattern matching – Flow Control Features • Loops, delays, etc • Assertions, interfacing with Jython – Record a script and playback • Sikuli Current Status (Dr. Yeh) – Sikuli history – User Communities – New Developments and future direction
- 4. Sikuli Proof Of Concept @ OMB BSB Shared Desktop App – similar to Adobe Connect
- 5. What Shared Desktop does • Can open a personal or group room for sharing • Person who opens a room is the room owner • Room owner sends URL invitations to attendees • Room owner can accept attendees individually or automatically • Room owner can change attendees permissions – view only, mouse only, keyboard/mouse, host (full permissions including changing other attendee permissions)
- 6. What we did @ OMB • Wrote two Sikuli scripts: – One represented the actions of the room owner – One represented the actions of an attendee • The two scripts simulated how a room works, and were launched at the same time: – The room owner opened his room and waited for the attendee to enter – The attendee sent the room URL and waited for the room to open – Once the room was opened the room owner accepted the attendee – The room owner gave the attendee Host permission – The attendee opened up a Word document and the room and entered text – The room owner also entered text into the same Word document
- 7. NoVaTAIG Demo Outline 1) How to record Sikuli script using IDE a) Sikuli syntax - keywords b)Image Pattern Matching 2) How to call Sikuli from Watir-Webdriver/ Cucumber a) Feature file b)Scenarios/ Scenario Outline c) Step Definitions d)HTML output
- 8. Start by Using Sikuli IDE to record
- 9. Verify the images are recognized
- 10. Verify, then migrate sikuli images to Cucumber/ Watir-Webdriver folder structure
- 11. Feature file
- 12. Step definitions
- 14. Run the cucumber (happy cuking!)
- 15. All Green
- 16. Failure scenario
- 17. References http://www.software-testing.com.au/blog/2010/08/16/automating-flash-ajax-popups-and-mor http://catherinedevlin.pythoneers.com/presentations/sikuli/sikuli.html http://bob.igo.name/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Bob_Igo_Sikuli_cposc2010.pdf http://www.cuberick.com/2010/06/testing-image-generation-with-cucumber.html For a copy of the cucumber/watir-webdriver/sikuli scripts that were demo’d, please contact For a copy of the prototype sikuli storyboard and runner that was demo’d, please contact tomyeh@umiacs.umd.edu
Editor's Notes
- #3: Intro Dan Why are we here? Andy requested a full regression of shared desktop Wrote a SD regression suite of function points (links, fields, labels, etc.) in a spreadsheet Spoke to Rudy and he found Sikuli, a bitmap image regocnition tool Installed on our laptops and started a proof of concept (POC), that includes: Robustness and usability of the capture and playback using Sikuli and Python/Jython/Java code Capture assertions that validate function points Report results of script executions, including assertions and script pass/fail Today we will demo the first POC item, capture and playback of automated tool