New question #676454 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/676454
Hello,
I want to automate a desktop app with sikuli. However I'm trying to figure out
the best setup/approach for this in my. I've played around a bit with sikuli
built in IDE and I find it easy and simpe to use. But I'm imagining that since
is somehow limited, long term as our tests will increase in complexity this
might not be the best solution. I'm thinking to try out eclipse with sikuli-api
and java as programming language since I've some experience in it ( for sikuli
ide I used python but don't like it, and Java seems more comfortable for me).
Are there limitations or big differences between these 2 approaches? In the end
my setup should look something like this:
- environment for my tests( either
Sikuli IDE with python, either Eclipse, sikuli-api and java)+testReport and
some logge maybe
- Jenkins integration in order to run
them on windows 7 and 10 VMs
- git version control
I need sikuli beacuase we can only test this app by comparing images. I'm not
sure wich approach would be the best in this? What do you think?
Thank you!
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