The fMBT (free Model-Based Testing) tool automatically generates and
executes tests. It is suitable for testing anything from individual
C++ classes to GUI applications and distributed systems containing a
range of different devices. fMBT provides a model editor, test
generator, adapters for various purposes and tools for analysing logs.


Building & installing
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Quick start for Debian/Ubuntu users:

    sudo apt-get install build-essential libglib2.0-dev libboost-regex-dev libedit-dev libmagickcore-dev python-dev python-pexpect python-dbus python-gobject gawk libtool autoconf automake debhelper libboost-dev flex libpng16-16 libxml2-dev graphviz imagemagick gnuplot python-pyside tesseract-ocr

Quick start for Fedora users:

    yum install  glibc-devel glib2-devel boost-devel libedit-devel gcc-c++ pexpect dbus-python libtool dh-autoreconf flex libpng12 libxml2-devel graphviz ImageMagick ImageMagick-devel gnuplot python-devel python-pyside tesseract

Quick start for Arch users (assuming base and base-devel to be installed):

    pacman -S libedit imagemagick libxml2 boost python2 python gnuplot graphviz gts leptonica tesseract tesseract-data python-pexpect python-dbus boost libtool flex imagemagick python2-pexpect python2-pyside python-pyside-common python2-shiboken

    You will also need X (xorg-server) in order to use fmbt-editor and
    fmbt-scripter.

./autogen.sh # run only if you cloned sources from git
./configure  # add parameter PYTHON=python2 when building on Arch Linux
make
sudo make install

Known issue with Fedora and Arch Linux: By default "make install"
installs Python libraries into directories that are not in the default
PYTHONPATH. Add them to the path:
    export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages:/usr/local/lib64/python2.7/site-packages

Windows users:

See README-windows.txt for building fMBT for Windows.


Binary downloads
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See artifacts built in gitlab CI/CD pipelines.

https://gitlab.com/fmbt/fmbt_ci/pipelines


Getting started
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1. Create a model and a test configuration:

   fmbt-editor helloworld.aal helloworld.conf

2. Run the first test:

   fmbt -l first.log helloworld.conf

3. See what it executed:

   fmbt-log first.log


Documentation
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doc/aal_python.txt
        AAL/Python language reference documentation.

doc/configuration.txt
        Test configuration reference documentation.

https://github.com/01org/fMBT/wiki/GUI-testing
        GUI testing interfaces for Android,
        Tizen, VNC, Windows and X11.


Examples
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examples/filesystemtest
        Test a filesystem: mkdir, rmdir, access.

examples/c++-unittest
        Test a C++ class.

examples/javascript-unittest
        Test a JavaScript API in a browser.

examples/python-unittest
        Test a Python class.

https://github.com/askervin/fmbt-mplayertest
        Test MPlayer's pause, continue, next song, prev song, add
        song, and reset playlist.

https://github.com/askervin/fmbt-androidtest
        Test the phone application on Android: make calls, put calls
        on hold, swap calls, hang up calls from the phone application
        and homescreen menu.


fMBT self-tests
---------------

make check
        Run tests against the source tree as it is.

test/git-HEAD/run.sh
        Run tests against the latest commit in the current git branch.