Test your websites with this simple GUI based scripted webtester. Generate simple testscripts directly from surfng on the webpage, enhance them with your commands, with variables, loops, checks, … and finally run automated web tests.
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26 lines
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#include <testgui.hxx> |
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#include <QApplication> |
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#include <QCommandLineParser> |
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#include <version.hxx> |
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int main(int argc, char *argv[]) try { |
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QApplication app(argc, argv); |
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app.setApplicationDisplayName(app.tr("WebTester")); |
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app.setApplicationName(webtester::package_name().c_str()); |
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app.setApplicationVersion(webtester::version().c_str()); |
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QCommandLineParser parser; |
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parser.addHelpOption(); |
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parser.addOption(QCommandLineOption |
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(QStringList()<<"u"<<"url", |
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"set initial URL to <url>", "url")); |
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parser.process(app); |
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QStringList scripts(parser.positionalArguments()); |
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TestGUI win(0, parser.value("url"), |
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scripts.size()>1?scripts[0]:"", |
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scripts.size()>1?scripts[1]:scripts.size()?scripts[0]:""); |
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win.show(); |
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return app.exec(); |
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} catch (std::exception &x) { |
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std::cerr<<"**** error: "<<x.what()<<std::endl; |
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return 1; |
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}
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