FlaUI | UI automation library for .Net | Automation library
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kandi X-RAY | FlaUI Summary
FlaUI is a .NET library which helps with automated UI testing of Windows applications (Win32, WinForms, WPF, Store Apps, ...). It is based on native UI Automation libraries from Microsoft and therefore kind of a wrapper around them. FlaUI wraps almost everything from the UI Automation libraries but also provides the native objects in case someone has a special need which is not covered (yet) by FlaUI. Some ideas are copied from the UIAComWrapper project or TestStack.White but rewritten from scratch to have a clean codebase.
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QUESTION
I am trying to call FlaUI FlaUI.Core.Tools.Retry
class method WhileNull
through Python.NET (https://github.com/FlaUI/FlaUI/blob/master/src/FlaUI.Core/Tools/Retry.cs). However, I am not able to figure out how to pass method using System.Func
.
The method has below signature,
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 19:26Explicitly supplying function generic type argument will work:
QUESTION
I am trying to load FlaUI
libraries using pythonnet
. The code is able to load the FlaUI.UIA3.dll
. However, importing FlaUI.UIA3
namespace fails.
Here is my code,
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 09:39Looks like FlaUI.UIA3.dll
has dependency on Interop.UIAutomationClient.dll
.
Updating the code to the below solved my issue.
QUESTION
I'm writing some integration tests for an app that monitors certain windows forms apps to see if those apps are running or crashed.
One of the requirements is to identify if it's showing error window or information window and act accordingly.
For eg:
To mock the case where an information window is showing, I created a test app (as shown above) with a button that would show some information window when clicked.
This is how my test looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-10 at 13:54I tried the way @stuartd suggested in the comment, but unfortunately that didn't work out as I ran into the same issue of not going anywhere when the .Invoke()
method is (called until manual intervention is made).
So I looked into this awesome nuget package called FlaUI by Roman Roemer and things went pretty smooth afterwards.
This is how my test looks now:
QUESTION
Is it possible to test views with FlaUI?
I have usercontrols with views and tabs on it and not windows. With windows you can do this:
Application.GetMainWindow
But how can I do that with views?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-05 at 15:56As usual I create special UI test application project with window and put my view to this window. Then I just call Application.GetMainWindow. It is supposed to create some window to test UI through UI Automation.
QUESTION
I'm working on a program and I need to capture the red area in the image below:
The problem is it should capture that part no matter what size the photoshop window is, so i can't hard code the coordinate.
I also tried inspect and FlaUInspect and they both get toggle between that area and full window area, also there are to automationId and the name is dynamic.
Since the ClassName is Photoshop I have tried the c# code below with flaui and doesn't work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-15 at 10:34There is no ui automation frameworks for photoshop, flaui and inspect.exe don't work with photoshop, so i used the capture method to get a screenshot of photoshop window and then crop it.
this is the final code:
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-13 at 10:25I used RangeValue
instead of ScrollItem
and now it's working!
QUESTION
I am automating a WPF app using FlaUI. I have a progressbar that is Inderminate. Once the progressbar gets Collapsed, The UI is loaded. I want to implement a Retry
mechanism on the ProgressBar Visibility
but I am not able to find the correct property
through FlaUI
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-03 at 13:59The property that works here is IsOffScreen
. The UIA framework provides this property as Visibility is a WPF
property and not UIA
.
IsOffScreen
returns True if the element is not currently on the screen else returns False
.
This is how I used it
QUESTION
As an exercise, I'm trying to automate typing RDP credentials using FlaUI. My OS is Windows 10.
I'm able to start mstsc.exe and type into this window:
But then I get this window and I can't find it anywhere:
It's not an mstsc window, even though it appears above it as a modal window: mstsc always has just one window. Apparently it's a window of "Credential Manager UI Host", but that process has... zero windows.
Even in task manager it's listed in the background tasks and not in the applications section. FlaUI Inspect doesn't see it at all.
By the way, this is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-02 at 16:36It turns out it was just a matter of knowing the name of the "window", which is Credential Dialog Xaml Host; also, it can be found using FlaUI Inspect.
Once the mstsc part is done and the "Windows Security" window comes out, you can go on with this sample code:
QUESTION
I am facing an odd behaviour of the Process
class when accessing MainWindowHandle
in .NET Core (3.1).
Consider the following function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-22 at 12:34It turns out this was caused by an issue with .NET Core itself. The MainWindowHandle
property would not be re-evaluated after the first attempt, no matter if it returned IntPtr.Zero
.
When setting breakpoints, the only thing I was achieving was to delay the moment in which MainWindowHandle
was being read. I could have achieved the same with a longer Thread.Sleep()
call before that. In fact, 100 milliseconds was actually enough for Notepad in my case, but for the original WPF app I was testing I need about 1 second. Perhaps I was being too wary about debuggers in general.
I already submitted a pull request to fix this. In the meantime, if anybody is also affected by something similar, I would recommend replacing any Refresh()
call with process = Process.GetProcessById(process.Id)
. This will return a new Process
instance pointing to the same process, and hence the MainWindowHandle
property can be re-evaluated without issues.
In my original example, it would look like this (reordered a bit to avoid an initial instance creation):
QUESTION
I have a WPF app and I am trying to Automate it using FlaUI. I am facing a problem with the DxTabControl
. I have provided Automation IDs
to the DxTabControl
. I am using DXTabControl.ItemHeaderTemplate
to generate TabItems
dynamically.
According to DevExpress Team, The DXTabControl.ItemHeaderTemplate
doesnt support AutoamtionPeer
so a custom implementation has been added to override its default behaviour.
Now, I am able to see the TabControl
and the TabItems
in the Inspect.exe
.
Now , my requirement is to Access the currently selected Tabitem and find the CloseButton using the AutoamtionID mentioned in the XAML below and close it. Pasting below the line again. As there would be multiple TabItems generated, I am unable to get the Currently active/Selected TabItem
.
The XAML
is below
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-13 at 08:50It is not TabItem it is DXTabItem. This is the type you should cast to.
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