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__init__.py
Source: __init__.py
...75 return json.loads(output)76 except:77 print 'unknown json output:', output78 return output79 def _run_nowait(self, code):80 ''' TODO: change to no wait '''81 print self._proc.poll()82 encoded_code = json.dumps({'command': code, 'nowait': True})83 output = subprocess.check_output([self._bootstrap, 'run', '--nowait', encoded_code], env=self._env)84 return output85 def _close(self):86 print 'Terminate instruments'87 if self._proc:88 self._proc.terminate()89 # 1. remove pipe90 subprocess.check_output([self._bootstrap, 'reset'], env=self._env)91 def __del__(self):92 if hasattr(self, '_bootstrap'):93 self._close()94 @property95 def rotation(self):96 return self.screen_rotation97 98 @property99 def display(self):100 return self._display101 @property102 def info(self):103 return self.d.info104 def screenshot(self, filename=None):105 '''106 Take ios screenshot107 Args:108 - filename(string): optional109 Returns:110 PIL.Image object111 '''112 image = self.d.screenshot()113 if self.rotation:114 method = getattr(Image, 'ROTATE_{}'.format(self.rotation*90))115 image = image.transpose(method)116 if filename:117 image.save(filename)118 return image119 def click(self, x, y):120 '''121 Simulate click operation122 Args:123 - x (int): position of x124 - y (int): position of y125 Returns:126 self127 '''128 self._run_nowait('target.tap({x: %d, y: %d})' % (x/self._scale, y/self._scale))129 return self130 def install(self, filepath):131 self.d.install(filepath)132 def sleep(self, sec):133 self.delay(sec)134 def type(self, text):135 self._run_nowait('$.typeString(%s)' % json.dumps(text))136 def start_app(self, bundle_id):137 self.d.start_app(bundle_id)138 def current_app(self):139 ''' todo, maybe return dict is a better way '''...
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