lURLItemDict = {
"Method": inMethodStr.upper(),
"URL": inURLStr, # URL of the request
"MatchType": inMatchTypeStr, # "BeginWith|Contains|Equal|EqualCase",
"ResponseFilePath": os.path.abspath(inFilePathStr), #Absolute or relative path
#"ResponseFolderPath": os.path.abspath(inFilePathStr), # Absolute or relative path
"ResponseContentType": inContentTypeStr, #HTTP Content-type
#"ResponseDefRequestGlobal": inDef #Function with str result
"UACBool":inUACBool,
"UseCacheBool": inUseCacheBool
}https://github.com/pywinauto/pywinauto/issues/757
There are two different kind of tools that I know:
Based on the accessibility layer: LDTP, dogtail, strongwind
Based on image recognition: sikuli, xpresser
In my opinion, LDTP is the best tool right now since it provides a way to access programatically to the widgets in your application through the accessibility layer. However, the accessibility layer isn't really stable yet, in particular if it's enabled system-wide. So I'd let LDTP enable accessibility just for your application for testing.
Sikuli looks promising, but I'm reluctant to recommend it because I'm not completely sure that a change in resolution, theme, font, etc. won't break all your test cases and you may end up spending a considerable amount of time maintaining them.
@UnicodeLabs
Как разворачивать на докере серверную часть ( на хабре)
Не сталкивались с критическими проблемами на Selenium
Обновлено до 3 10 на LInux