@openfin/automation-native
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This package contains helper methods which can be use in automation testing to interact with native OS UI elements, such as context menus.
They should be used in a test runner to perform mouse and keyboard input e.g. @openfin/automation-cli
Run npm i @openfin/automation-native.
import { NativeDriver, NativeDriverKeys } from "@openfin/automation-native";
describe('Test Suite', () => {
it('Send mouse click to a location on screen', async () => {
await NativeDriver.actions([
{ type: "mousePress", { x: 100, y: 100}}
]);
});
it('Send key press to the desktop', async () => {
await NativeDriver.actions([
{ type: "keyPress", { key: NativeDriverKeys.A }}
]);
});
});
For more information on debugging in OpenFin see https://developers.openfin.co/of-docs/docs/debugging
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Helper methods for native testing in the OpenFin ecosystem
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