Berk Client | Berk Test

Berk Client (Java)

The Berk Client sends a screenshot and element image to the Berk Server, which then returns the coordinates of the element in the screenshot. Communication is done over default port 5003.

Setup

Maven: You can get the latest jar file from here: Maven Repo

<dependency>
<groupId>ai.berktest</groupId>
<artifactId>BerkClient</artifactId>
<version>latest</version>
</dependency>

Creating an Instance

You can instantiate the Berk class in several ways depending on your requirements:

With a WebDriver instance, host, and port:

String host = "http://0.0.0.0:"; (Berk Server Hos)t
String port = "5003";
Berk berk = new Berk(driver, host, port);
With a host: (Port will be default)

String host = "http://0.0.0.0:";
Berk berk = new Berk(host);
With a WebDriver instance: (Host and Port will be default)

Berk berk = new Berk(driver);
Without any parameters:

Berk berk = new Berk();

Key Methods

getCenterCoordinates

Obtains the center coordinates of an element.

e.g. : List<Integer> centerCoordinates = berk.getCenterCoordinates(driver, "elementPath", 10);

waitUntilElementDisplayed

Waits for an element to be displayed within a specified time.

e.g. : boolean isDisplayed = berk.waitUntilElementDisplayed(driver, "elementPath", 10);

ifElementDisplayedGetCoordinates

Checks if an element is displayed and returns its coordinates.

e.g. : Map<Boolean, BerkResponse> response = berk.ifElementDisplayedGetCoordinates(driver, "elementPath", 10);

click

Clicks on a specified element.

e.g. : berk.click(driver, "elementName", 10);

takeScreenshot

Takes a screenshot of the current view of the WebDriver.

e.g. : berk.takeScreenshot(driver);

scrollUntilElementDisplayed

Scrolls until a specified element is displayed.

e.g. : berk.scrollUntilElementDisplayed(driver, "elementPath");

sendKeys

Sends keys to a specified element.

e.g. : berk.sendKeys((AppiumDriver) driver, "elementPath", "text", 10);