Robot Eyes generates a report automatically after all tests have been executed.
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You can pass a list of locators or a single locator as argument to Capture Element and Capture Full Screen keywords. This can help in getting more accurate test results. You can also blur out unwanted elements (dynamic texts etc) from image to ignore them from comparison. *** Test Cases *** Sample test Sample keyword The resulting directory structure created in the project looks as follows: These directories are necessary for the library to function and are created by it at different stages of the test case (TC) development workflow. The RobotEyes library creates a visual_images directory which will contain two additional directories, named actual & diff, respectively. Important It is mandatory to pass baseline image directory, absence of which will throw an exception. If baseline image(s) does not exist, RobotEyes will move the captured image into the baseline directory.įor example, when running tests the first time all captured images will be moved to baseline directory passed by you (images_dir) If baseline image directory does not exist, RobotEyes will create it.
This will cleanup diff and actual folders that passed.
Takes image names, diff file name and tolerance as arguments Ex: Compare Two Images img1 img2 diff 10 Locator, tolerance, blur, radius, name, redactĬompares all the images captured in the test with their respective base imageĬompares two images captured in the above steps. Keyword Documentation KeywordĮx open eyes lib=AppiumLibrary tolerance=5 cleanup=all_passedĮx capture full screen tolerance=5 name=homepage blur= radius=50(thickness of blur) It also serves as documentation to clarify how this library functions on a high level. This guide contains the suggested steps to efficently integrate RobotEyes library into your Robot Framework test development workflow.
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