Stb-tester open-source APIs (stbt_core)
Automated User Interface Testing for Set-Top Boxes & Smart TVs
- Copyright © 2013-2023 Stb-tester.com Ltd, 2012-2014 YouView TV Ltd. and other contributors.
- License: LGPL v2.1 or (at your option) any later version (see LICENSE).
This package contains the stbt_core open-source Python APIs that you can use
in test-scripts written for running on the Stb-tester Platform. The primary
purpose of this package is to make the stbt_core library easy to install
locally for IDE linting & autocompletion.
This package doesn't support video-capture, so get_frame() and frames()
won't work -- but you will be able to run match() if you specify the frame
parameter explicitly, for example by loading a screenshot from disk with
load_image().
This package doesn't include remote-control integrations, so press() and
similar functions won't work.
This package doesn't bundle the Tesseract OCR engine, so ocr() and
match_text() won't work.
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