Question #143981 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/143981
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Only to be clear:
You always need a basic structure like that:
--1. Enter this in IDE:
def setUp(self):
# here goes your code to prepare
print "in Setup"
def tearDown(self):
# here goes your code to sum something up
# after all tests have been run
print "in tearDown"
def test_empty(self):
# each test case needs it's own def()
# named test....
print "in test"
return True
instead of the True in return True you might use any expression that evaluates
to True (test passed) or False (not passed):
e.g. your
assertExists(PATH_IMAGE)
Tip: it is recommended to only use the standard assert statements, so yours
should read:
assert(exists(PATH_IMAGE))
--2. save the script e.g. test.sikuli (the script has to be saved after each
change of your script before the next testrun)
then go to the testrun window and press run.
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