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Summary
The aim of this document is to provide a hands-on introduction to the use of the Ubuntu testing package to create new Ubuntu tests.
Installation
The latest version of the testing library is available at Launchpad bazaar repository. See https://code.launchpad.net/~apulido/ubuntu-desktop-testing/testing-library for more information.
To install the library open a terminal and from the testing-library folder:
$ sudo python setup.py install
Hello World!
Once installed we are going to create our first script to test Ubuntu. Our script will open the Gedit and will write the string "Hello World!" in the main gedit window.
1 # Main LDTP python wrappers
2 from ooldtp import *
3 from ldtp import *
4 from ldtputils import *
5
6 # Necessary if we want to track performance
7 from time import *
8
9 # The main library in the testing-library for Ubuntu [1]
10 from ubuntutesting.ubuntu import *
11
12 try:
13
14 # Gedit is the main class for GEdit tests.
15 gedit = GEdit()
16
17 # Start performance test
18 start_time = time()
19
20 # Open Gedit application and wait for existance
21 gedit.open()
22
23 # Write the selected text
24 gedit.write_text("Hello World!")
25 stop_time = time()
26
27 elapsed = stop_time - start_time
28
29 # Log time performance
30 log ('elapsed_time: ' + str(elapsed), 'comment')
31
32 except LdtpExecutionError, msg:
33 raise
Testing/Automation/Mago/DesktopTestingLibrary (last edited 2009-06-29 09:17:00 by 63)