See the website for more details.
Brobot is a Java-SikuliX-OpenCV framework. It makes it possible to develop complex automation applications in areas such as game playing and image-based testing.
Brobot is MIT licensed.
The Brobot documentation (e.g., .md files in the /docs folder) is Creative Commons licensed.
The runner will allow for importing model based automation applications from configuration files. After importing a configuration, the runner will have a state structure and automation controls that appear in its GUI.
It is currently in development. The runner module has a README with more details.
The website will allow you to create state structures and automation instructions and controls visually. It will generate a configuration file that can be imported into the desktop runner.
Work on the website will begin once the runner is in a stable state.
The library's tests are organized into two modules:
- Contains unit tests that verify individual components in isolation
- Does not require Spring Boot context
- Examples: testing methods in isolation, unit tests with mocks
- Location:
library/src/test/java/
- Contains integration tests that require a running Spring Boot application
- Tests library functionality in a real application context
- Examples: GUI automation tests, state detection tests, full workflow tests
- Location:
library-test/src/test/java/
Place your test in the library module if:
- It tests a single class in isolation
- It uses mocks for all dependencies
- It doesn't require Spring Boot context
- It doesn't need to perform actual GUI operations
Place your test in the library-test module if:
- It requires Spring Boot application context
- It tests integration between multiple components
- It needs to perform actual GUI operations
- It verifies the library's behavior in a real application