Vscode Maestro extension

A Visual Studio Code extension designed to enhance productivity and reduce errors while developing Maestro tests.

Maestro simplifies testing your applications; vscode-maestro-extension simplifies writing Maestro scripts

Table of Contents

• Features
• RoadMap
• Authors
• Snippets
• Changelog

How to use it ?

Maestro Explorer

Firstly, create a 'maestro' or '.maestro' folder. The maestro-extension will detect it and set it as the root folder for the Tree View.

After this, you will be able to see all your YAML files and run them.

Snippets

Snippets table

Features

• TreeView, you can see folders and Maestro files. However, other types of files are not displayed; please use the default explorer for those.
• Some Snippets see Snippets

Roadmap

• A linter with the purpose of identifying potential errors before even executing the script. For instance, it checks if the paths in runFlow are correct and whether the environment variables required by child scripts are properly provided.

• A language grammar, which would enable developers to know the parameters and available commands directly within Visual Studio Code, thus avoiding constant referencing to the official documentation

Authors

• @rouret

Snippets

Command Prefixes and Descriptions

Prefix	Description
visible	N/A
notVisible	N/A
launchApp	Command to launch the application.
stopApp	Command to stop the application.
appID	Command to get the application ID.
name	Command to get the flow name.
id	Command to set an ID.
hepler	N/A
subflow	N/A
flow	Template for a Maestro flow
tapOnById	Command to tap on an element with an ID.
runWhenCommand	Command to run a flow when a command is executed.
assertTextVissible	Command to assert that a text is visible.
assertTextByIdVissible	Command to assert that a text is visible by ID.
runFlow	Command run a flow
runFlowWhen	Command run a flow