ScreenPy Appium

TITLE CARD:
                               "ScreenPy Appium"
TITLE DISAPPEARS.
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INT. DOCUMENTATION - MIDNIGHT

Camera fades in on a white, slightly curved wall. AUDIENCE enters from a
hidden door and stumbles, sliding down the smooth surface - this room is
spherical. The door closes and disappears again.

                              AUDIENCE
                              (surprised)
            Whoa! What is this place?

In the center of the sphere floats a many-armed robot, interacting with
dozens of nearby gadgets. They whir, whizz, and flash lights as the robot
twitches knobs and toggles levers.

                              NARRATOR (V.O.)
            This is the Appium extension module. Appium allows you to
            automate many different kinds of devices. This module
            allows your Actors to interact with it.

AUDIENCE observes the robot warily, yet a fascinated expression creeps
onto their face. A beat, then AUDIENCE shakes their head to snap out of
it. AUDIENCE looks around, confused.

                              AUDIENCE
            Uh, so how do we get out of here?

As if summoned by the question, a round aperture opens in the floor
beneath the robot, and an elevator appears. AUDIENCE cautiously steps
onto it and suddenly descends out of frame.

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Installation

pip install screenpy_appium

or

pip install screenpy[appium]

Documentation

Please check out the Read The Docs documentation for the latest information about this module!

You can also read the ScreenPy Docs for more information about ScreenPy in general.

Contributing

You want to contribute? Great! Here are the things you should do before submitting your PR:

1. Fork the repo and git clone your fork.
2. dev install the project package:
   1. pip install -e .[dev]
   2. Optional (poetry users):
      1. poetry install --extras dev
3. Run pre-commit install once.
4. Run tox to perform tests frequently.
5. Create pull-request from your branch.

That's it! :)