WPF Pilot

Next generation WPF testing.

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using WpfPilot;

void UserProfileTest()
{
  using var appDriver = AppDriver.Launch("../bin/Debug/MyCoolApp.exe");
  appDriver.GetElement(x => x["Name"] == "UsernameInput")
    .Type("Hello World");
  appDriver.GetElement(x => x["Name"] == "SubmitButton")
    .Click();
  appDriver.GetElement(x => x["Name"] == "UsernameLabel")
    .Assert(x => x["Text"] == "Hello World");
}

// `AppDriver` sets up the app and provides access to the UI.
using var appDriver = AppDriver.Launch("../bin/Debug/MyCoolApp.exe");
appDriver.RunCode(_ => MyCoolAppManager.ClearScreen());

// `Element` represents a UI element.
var element = appDriver.GetElement(x => x["Width"] > 400);
element.Click();
element.Focus();
element.Invoke<MyCustomControl>(x => x.DoAnimation());

// `Primitive` represents a property on the UI element.
var visibility = element["Visibility"];

// `Keyboard` simulates keyboard input.
appDriver.Keyboard.Type("Hello World");