Automatic Testsuite for the ers project.
Only tested under Linux.
To configure the test suite you can create the file ~/.ersTestSuite/config.txt:
[Config]
display=:0 # useful if you want to test in a VNC session, in this case put for example :1
timeout=10 # timeout to wait before calibrating the client (time to bring the browser to the front)
confidence=0.8 # confidence level for image matching
username=your.login@email.de
password=your_password
[Person]
email=your.RND@mail.de # RND is replaced by five random letters
name=Your Name
creditcard_number=4111111111111111 # this default works with the dev site
creditcard_sec=123
The most defaults work fine, but you have to specify your login email and password.
Most likely some or all of the screenshots have to be adjusted. Whenever a match fails, you can put your
own version of the image to ~/.ersTestSuite/images, these have precedence over the packaged images. Most
important is the image site_loaded.png, this should be a browser element which is only visible when the
site has finished loading, such es the "reload" button. Put your version of this button (25x25 pixels) into
the images directory.
The ERSClientInterface has a savescreenshot method to help creating screenshots. To use it, you need
some kind of drop-down console like yakuake which can be activated and displayed over the browser window
by a keypress (F12 for yakuake). Open an ipython session:
from ERSClientInterface import ERSClientInterface
CI=ERSClientInterface()
CI.savescreenshot()
Then place the mouse to the top left corner of the screen section you want to capture. Go back to the
python session without moving the mouse and press any key, then do the same for the bottom right corner.
Enter a filename, the image will be saved to ~/.ersTestSuite/images.
The whole test suite can be run with python main.py, individual tests can be run for example by calling
python main.py OrderTestCase.test_ticket_order_week_normal_sepa.