widgetastic.core
Widgetastic - Making testing of UIs fantastic.
Written originally by Milan Falesnik (mfalesni@redhat.com, http://www.falesnik.net/) and other contributors since 2016.
Licensed under Apache license, Version 2.0
Documentation
Full documentation is available at https://widgetastic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
Browser Engine Support
Current Version (v2.x.x): Built on Playwright for modern, reliable web automation. The main branch contains the Playwright implementation and will receive all future updates and features.
Legacy Version (v1.x.x): Based on Selenium WebDriver. For projects still using Selenium, legacy support is maintained on the legacy-selenium-support branch. Please note that this branch receives only critical bug fixes and is not recommended for new projects.
Projects using widgetastic
ManageIQ integration_tests
Satellite airgun
Cloud Services (insights-qe)
Windup integration_test
Installation
pip install -U widgetastic.coreContributing
Fork
Clone
Create a branch in your repository for your feature or fix
Write the code, make sure you add unit tests.
Use pre-commit when committing to enforce code style
Run pytest to run unit tests
Push to your fork and create a pull request
Observe checks in GitHub for further docs and build testing
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