Watchmen 0.0.6

Package for nothing

Watchmen

Custom library for comparing images with use in RobotFramework. It can be used as free functions to import into another language RF example: Library path Python example:import watch.py

What you need

Main

• Python
• RobotFramework
• OpenCV pip install opencv-python or pip3 install opencv-python
• Pillow pip install Pillow
• Numpy pip install numpy
• Scikit pip install scikit-image
• Imutils pip install imutils

How to install in RF

• Download git file (Mainly ./Python/watch.py)
• You must first eneter the path to Settings => Library path, where path is the path to the watch.py file
• Now, you can start using keywords listed below. Keep in mind that you need to have all necessities installed to work properly

Description Keyword

It is always necessary to ensure that the images are the same resolution (size) !!!!

Keyword	Arguments	Documentation
Compare two image	path1, path2	It compares two images from the two paths and, if there are differences, saves the image with the errors highlighted in the folde: ../Save Image path1 = path to the first image to be compared path2 = path to the second image to be compared Example: Compare two image ../image1.png ../Image2.png
Compare screen	path1	Compares the already saved image with the screen that is on the screen. If there is a difference, it saves the highlighted image to the ../Save Image path1 = path to the image to be compared to screen Example: Compare screen ../image1.png
Compare making area	x1, y1, x2, y2	Creates a cut-out from the screen that is on screen and saves it in the folder: ../Create area x1 a y1 = x and y coordinates for the upper left corner of the square x2 and y2 = x and y coordinates for the bottom right corner of the square Example: Compare making area 0 0 25 25
Compare screen area	x1, y1, x2, y2, path1	Creates a cut-out from the screen that is on the screen and compares it to a previously created x1 and y1 = x and y coordinates for the upper left corner of the square x2 and y2 = x and y coordinates for the bottom right corner of the square path1 = Path to an already created viewport with which we want to compare the viewport created by us Example: Compare screen area 0 0 25 25 ../Crop_Image1.png Creates Crop_Image1.png from 0, 0, 25, 25
Compare screen without areas	path1 *args	Compares two pictures, that have parts to be ignored x1 and y1 = x and y coordinates for the upper left corner of the ignored area square x2 and y2 = x and y coordinates for the lower right corner of the square of the ignored part Attention! It is always necessary to enter in order x1 y1 x2 y2 x1 y1 x2 y2 etc ... Compare screen without areas ../Image1.png 0 0 30 40 50 50 100 100 Creates 2 ignored parts at 0,0, 30,40 and 50, 50, 100, 100
Compare making rescreens	*resolution	Creates a screenshot on the screen, that corresponds to the specified resolution, so it is possible to create on one page an infinite number of screens with different resolutions. Screens are stored in the folder: ../Create rescreens *resolutin = The specified resolution in width and height format, you can enter as many as needed Example: compare making rescreens 800 600 1280 800 1440 900 Creates 3 screens in 800x600 1280x800 and 1440x900

How it looks screen

Image for comparison for Compare screen, Compare screen without areas and from Compare making rescreens

Image where the differences are stored + You can see two black box in left corner. These black box are ignored in compare.