TV, EPG data

[redjames]

Hi, everyone. This is not an issue, but I need some help with an element. I have to test a tv element in my app and acces to the epg to validate the channels. Is there a way to test this type of elements?

Thanks in advance

[sherbhachu]

looks like you have the necessary details, package, class and id.

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[redjames]

Yeah, but thats the class, id, etc for the whole element. What I need is to interact with the channels, schedules. Navigate through them. When I got the app, I was thinking that one channels and contents will be and elements. This is an example of an android epg:

[sherbhachu]

Ah, ok, I see what you mean. You may need to combine Calabash with an OCR library, that’s what I have done in the past.

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On Monday, 1 October 2018, Jaime Herrera ***@***.***> wrote: Yeah, but the thats the class, id, etc for the whole element. What I need is to interact with the channels, schedules. Navigate through them. When I got the app, I was thinking that one channels and contents will be and elements. This is an example of an android epg: [image: image] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/17856696/46301786-fc9baa00-c56c-11e8-872a-a1a5cccc499e.png> — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#895 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AENzWB5EYph_-zuD-3o3Fs4SbMrJ0IFUks5ugkLWgaJpZM4XCZ6o> .

[redjames]

Thanks for the reply.

Do you have an example?

[sherbhachu]

Unfortunately not, it’s a fairly significant piece of work. What I did was use the ocr tool t capture the screen and then extract the words. You then use that to extract and create a map of the words on the screen along with their x and y coordinates. You then use calabash to undertake an action on that coordinate. Another option is of course to write your own ‘driver’. Yet another option is to use a ruby implementation of Sikuli, something like this... https://codoid.com/using-sikuli-from-ruby/

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