assert whether the operation was successful about unium

[gwaredd]

If I understand, you are trying to test whether clicking a button was successful? I assume you are running your tests remotely using a testing framework (e.g. pytest, mocha, nunit, or whatever).

It would be helpful if you have a specific example of scene and test framework to help you with. Otherwise, generally ...

Call the button.invoke() and wait for the HTTP request to finished then ...

You can test to see if an object has been destroyed by querying the hierarchy for the presence of the object, e.g. /q/scene/Some/Object - if this returns [] then it wasn't found.

You can test to see if it is active with by looking at the activeInHierarchy field for example /q/scene/Some/Object.activeInHierarchy

Same with any attributes you expect to have changed.

For loading a scene, the easiest way if to wait for a given length of time then see what the current scene is (using something like /about or /q/scene/[0].scene.path);

The more advanced way is to use websockets and bind to the sceneLoaded event

{"id":"sceneLoaded","q":"/bind/events.sceneLoaded"}

Then you will get a message when a new scene is loaded.

HTH

[kongguliu]

If I understand, you are trying to test whether clicking a button was successful? I assume you are running your tests remotely using a testing framework (e.g. pytest, mocha, nunit, or whatever).

It would be helpful if you have a specific example of scene and test framework to help you with. Otherwise, generally ...

Call the button.invoke() and wait for the HTTP request to finished then ...

You can test to see if an object has been destroyed by querying the hierarchy for the presence of the object, e.g. /q/scene/Some/Object - if this returns [] then it wasn't found.

You can test to see if it is active with by looking at the activeInHierarchy field for example /q/scene/Some/Object.activeInHierarchy

Same with any attributes you expect to have changed.

For loading a scene, the easiest way if to wait for a given length of time then see what the current scene is (using something like /about or /q/scene/[0].scene.path);

The more advanced way is to use websockets and bind to the sceneLoaded event

{"id":"sceneLoaded","q":"/bind/events.sceneLoaded"}

Then you will get a message when a new scene is loaded.

HTH

I want to output the query results, such as the UI tree, attribute values to txt, where should I add the code, the JavaScript? Or where?

[kongguliu]

.invoke() a

How to input a text into an inputField, like thi,:http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Accout/InputField/text.Text='20180001',but this is not successful

[gwaredd]

Try Text.Text.text

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Accout/InputField/Text.Text.text='20180001

First Text is the game object
Second Text the component
Then text is the field

[kongguliu]

Try Text.Text.text

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Accout/InputField/Text.Text.text='20180001

First Text is the game object
Second Text the component
Then text is the field

this is not successful!

[gwaredd]

I want to output the query results, such as the UI tree, attribute values to txt, where should I add the code, the JavaScript? Or where?

Javascript console.log() would seem appropriate, assuming this is for development (either in browser or from node.js).

[gwaredd]

Try Text.Text.text
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Accout/InputField/Text.Text.text='20180001

this is not successful!

If you run the unium tutorial scene, you should see an IP address in the top left. You can change the displayed text with the following query,

    http://localhost:8342/q/scene/UI/IPAddress.Text.text=hello

Check this works for you ...

[kongguliu]

Try Text.Text.text
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Accout/InputField/Text.Text.text='20180001

this is not successful!

If you run the unium tutorial scene, you should see an IP address in the top left. You can change the displayed text with the following query,

    http://localhost:8342/q/scene/UI/IPAddress.Text.text=hello

Check this works for you ...

Strange,it is not in the tutorial scene,the query http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/Text.Text.text=hello,it is successful.
but the query
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField/Text.Text.text=hello,it is not successful.

[gwaredd]

What is returned by the unsuccessful query?

[kongguliu]

What is returned by the unsuccessful query?

[gwaredd]

The empty array [] means no objects were matched by that query.

Easiest way to find what's failing is maybe to start with something that works and try adding bits until it fails, e.g. ...

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField/Text
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField/Text.Text
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField/Text.Text.text
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField/Text.Text.text=hello

[kongguliu]

The empty array [] means no objects were matched by that query.

Easiest way to find what's failing is maybe to start with something that works and try adding bits until it fails, e.g. ...

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField/Text
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/inpu/Account/InputField/Text.Text
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField/Text.Text.text
http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField/Text.Text.text=hello

Sorry,the unsuccessful query returned this

[gwaredd]

So either the value it is trying to set it empty (which is unlikely), or the value can't be changed , in which case it is unity related.

You can put a breakpoint here to step through the code and see what's going on.

[kongguliu]

So either the value it is trying to set it empty (which is unlikely), or the value can't be changed , in which case it is unity related.

Whether because the text is inside a inputField,not just a text.

[gwaredd]

Possibly yes, can you change the value on the InputField instead?

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField.text=hello

or

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField.SetTextWithoutNotify(hello)

[kongguliu]

Possibly yes, can you change the value on the InputField instead?

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField.text=hello

or

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField.SetTextWithoutNotify(hello)

both were unsccessful，reply empty array []

[gwaredd]

Oops, I meant InputField.InputField :)

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField.InputField.text=hello

[kongguliu]

http://localhost:8342/q/scene/Canvas/UIManager/win_login/input/Account/InputField.InputField.text=hello

successful ,thank you very much!

[kongguliu]

I want to output the query results, such as the UI tree, attribute values to txt, where should I add the code, the JavaScript? Or where?

Javascript console.log() would seem appropriate, assuming this is for development (either in browser or from node.js).

I want to output the returned array to a text instead of displaying it on a webpage or JavaScript console. Where should I add the code to a specific location in tutorial.js

[kongguliu]

If I understand, you are trying to test whether clicking a button was successful? I assume you are running your tests remotely using a testing framework (e.g. pytest, mocha, nunit, or whatever).

It would be helpful if you have a specific example of scene and test framework to help you with. Otherwise, generally ...

Call the button.invoke() and wait for the HTTP request to finished then ...

You can test to see if an object has been destroyed by querying the hierarchy for the presence of the object, e.g. /q/scene/Some/Object - if this returns [] then it wasn't found.

You can test to see if it is active with by looking at the activeInHierarchy field for example /q/scene/Some/Object.activeInHierarchy

Same with any attributes you expect to have changed.

For loading a scene, the easiest way if to wait for a given length of time then see what the current scene is (using something like /about or /q/scene/[0].scene.path);

The more advanced way is to use websockets and bind to the sceneLoaded event

{"id":"sceneLoaded","q":"/bind/events.sceneLoaded"}

Then you will get a message when a new scene is loaded.

HTH

I used http://localhost:8342/q/scene/about,it returned empty array[],used http://localhost:8342/q/scene/[0].scene.path,returned "Assets/Scenes/Game.unity".
And I don't know where to add or change the code with {"id":"sceneLoaded","q":"/bind/events.sceneLoaded"}

[gwaredd]

The route for about is http://localhost:8342/about (not /q/scene - its not a query :)

If you have multiple scenes http://localhost:8342/q/scene/*.scene.path will return all of them although it may give you multiple results as it's returning the scenes of all the top level objects (or scene.name if you just want the name rather than the path).

Binding to events requires the websocket interface which I don't believe you're using.