Alfresco LDTP

• Introduction
• Requirements
• LDTP Documentation
• Getting Started
• Usage
• Wiki

Introduction

We are pleased to introduce Alfresco LDTP library (IN Progress): a Java based automation suite that will enable GUI testing (Windows and MAC) of Alfresco desktop applications.

In our open source solution we used the following repositories:

• Windows LDTP
• Python Automated Testing on Mac

Requirements

For MAC you will need:

• OS X system with Xcode installed (tested on 10.9) If you experience any issues, please feel free to open a ticket in the issue tracker.
• please also follow the Getting Started with Pyatom section from official page.

For Windows you will need:

• Windows XP/ Windows 7 SP1 / Winows 8 - as a minimum requirement.
• please follow the Installation Instruction of Cobra LDTP from official page.

LDTP Documentation

Please take a look on LDTP User Manual

Project Structure

Getting Started

• Checkout the code and install all dependencies:

$ git clone https://github.com/AlfrescoTestAutomation/alfresco-ldtp
$ mvn clean install -DskipTests 

• Run MAC OS X related tests:

$ mvn clean test -Dgroups=MacOnly -DexcludedGroups=Office

If you have Office 2011 installed on your MAC you can run the Office unit tests as well:

$ mvn clean test -Dtest=org.alfresco.os.mac.app.office.v2011.Excel2011Test

Usage

Please take a look on the unit tests already implemented for our classes. Bellow you will find also a snipet of how to create a simple folder as a End User will do in Finder:

import java.io.File;

import org.alfresco.os.mac.app.FinderExplorer;

public class TestFinder
{

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        FinderExplorer finder = new FinderExplorer();
        File testFolder = new File(finder.getApplicationPath(), "SampleFolder");

        finder.openApplication(); // this will open the Default /Documents folder of the current user

        // creating a new folder
        finder.createFolder(testFolder);

        // you can also specify other default startup path, or navigate to another folder
        finder.openFolder(testFolder);

        // go up one level
        finder.goToEnclosingFolder();

        // or delete the folder
        finder.deleteFolder(testFolder);
        
        finder.exitApplication();
    }
}