Best Python code snippet using uiautomator
__init__.py
Source: __init__.py
...330 def install(self):331 base_dir = os.path.dirname(__file__)332 for apk in self.__apk_files:333 self.adb.cmd("install", "-r -t", os.path.join(base_dir, apk)).wait()334 def install_androidx(self):335 base_dir = os.path.dirname(__file__)336 for apk in self.__androidx_apk_files:337 self.adb.cmd("install", "-r -t", os.path.join(base_dir, apk)).wait()338 @property339 def jsonrpc(self):340 return self.jsonrpc_wrap(timeout=int(os.environ.get("jsonrpc_timeout", 90)))341 def jsonrpc_wrap(self, timeout):342 server = self343 ERROR_CODE_BASE = -32000344 def _JsonRPCMethod(url, method, timeout, restart=True):345 _method_obj = JsonRPCMethod(url, method, timeout)346 def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):347 URLError = urllib3.exceptions.HTTPError if os.name == "nt" else urllib2.URLError348 try:349 return _method_obj(*args, **kwargs)350 except (URLError, socket.error, HTTPException) as e:351 if restart:352 server.stop()353 server.start(timeout=30)354 return _JsonRPCMethod(url, method, timeout, False)(*args, **kwargs)355 else:356 raise357 except JsonRPCError as e:358 if e.code >= ERROR_CODE_BASE - 1:359 server.stop()360 server.start()361 return _method_obj(*args, **kwargs)362 elif e.code == ERROR_CODE_BASE - 2 and self.handlers['on']: # Not Found363 try:364 self.handlers['on'] = False365 # any handler returns True will break the left handlers366 any(handler(self.handlers.get('device', None)) for handler in self.handlers['handlers'])367 finally:368 self.handlers['on'] = True369 return _method_obj(*args, **kwargs)370 raise371 return wrapper372 return JsonRPCClient(self.rpc_uri,373 timeout=timeout,374 method_class=_JsonRPCMethod)375 def __jsonrpc(self):376 return JsonRPCClient(self.rpc_uri, timeout=int(os.environ.get("JSONRPC_TIMEOUT", 90)))377 def sdk_version(self):378 '''sdk version of connected device.'''379 if self.__sdk == 0:380 try:381 self.__sdk = int(self.adb.cmd("shell", "getprop", "ro.build.version.sdk").communicate()[0].decode("utf-8").strip())382 except:383 pass384 return self.__sdk385 def start(self, timeout=5):386 if self.sdk_version() < 18:387 files = self.push()388 cmd = list(itertools.chain(389 ["shell", "uiautomator", "runtest"],390 files,391 ["-c", "com.github.uiautomatorstub.Stub"]392 ))393 elif self.sdk_version() >= 28:394 self.install_androidx()395 cmd = ["shell", "am", "instrument", "-w",396 "com.github.uiautomator.test/androidx.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner"] 397 else:398 self.install()399 cmd = ["shell", "am", "instrument", "-w",400 "com.github.uiautomator.test/android.support.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner"]401 self.uiautomator_process = self.adb.cmd(*cmd)402 self.adb.forward(self.local_port, self.device_port)403 while not self.alive and timeout > 0:404 time.sleep(0.1)405 timeout -= 0.1406 if not self.alive:407 raise IOError("RPC server not started!")408 def ping(self):...
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