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Have you had a look at Textual's own tests? |
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No, I hadn't thought about that, but thank you for the suggestion. I'll definitely take a look! |
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It's not documented at a high level, but internally we use run_test which runs the app in headless mode. You interact with the app with a Pilot object to automate keys / clicks, then check the state with |
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Thank you for the tip! I must admit that I overlooked the Pilot object in the documentation, but it's exactly what I needed - the little magic object that saves the day :) Thank you again for your help |
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I am currently working on an application using Textual and I am wondering how to test my application automatically, ideally in a CI environment.
I want to ensure that my application launches correctly, that navigation between different screens works, and that all screen elements are present, functional, and contain the correct data.
However, I am not sure how to do this without extreme mocking and how to programmatically manipulate the application.
Has anyone done this before? Are there any ideas or examples available? Also, I would like to know if Textual has any future plans to make the testing process easier.
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