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110 lines
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# Quick guide
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#### Requirements
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* A good PC (Potato PC may have problems running the emulator correctly)
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* [Python](https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-376/) installed and added to PATH (recommended 3.7.6)
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* Latest [ADB](https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools) added to PATH.
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* [I don't know how to add to PATH](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2q_b4ugPWk)
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* The use of a virtual environment (venv) in python is highly recommended
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# How to create e python virtual environment
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* First install [Python](https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-376/)
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* Create a folder where you will put the virtual environment, I recommend creating a folder `venv` in the project's root directory
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* Go to project root in command line
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* type `python -m venv path_to_your_folder_venv`
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You can see that now python has created some folders and files in the venv folder, it has created a completely clean virtual environment, thus preventing any conflicts.
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* Now, it is necessary to activate the virtual environment in command line, go to project root (the same where you have the file alas.py) and type `.\venv\scripts\activate.bat`
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Look that a `(venv)`, with that we know that we are in a virtual environment.
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If you type `pip list` should get this output:
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Now, you can proceed with the installation of the requirements through `pip install -r requirements.txt`
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#### Installation
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* Clone this repository
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* Install the requirements.txt (`pip install -r requirements.txt`)
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* Install an android emulator (Tested on BlueStacks)
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* The android emulator resolution must be set to `1280x720`
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* Test if the ADB is working correctly `adb devices`
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The output must be something like this
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Test if your Python is working correctly `python --version`
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* Install uiautomator2
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uiautomator2, is an automated test library that can speed up screenshots and clicks. You can also use ADB to perform screenshots and clicks, but it is a slower way.
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For performance optimization, it is recommended to use ADB screenshots, uiautomat2 screenshot slightly faster than adb screenshot, but cpu consumption double.
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* Perform
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`python -m uiautomator2 init`
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The output must be something like this:
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(in this case, I had already installed)
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* Check if uiautomator2 was installed successfully
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Modify the `serial` in \dev_tools\emulator_test.py line 31 and, execute from root project directory (the same where you have the file alas.py)
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`python -m dev_tools.emulator_test`
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The output must be something like this:
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The default `serial` for some emulators:
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| Android Emulator | serial |
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| NoxPlayer | 127.0.0.1:62001 |
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| MuMuPlayer | 127.0.0.1:7555 |
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| Bluestacks | 127.0.0.1:5555 |
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| LDPlayer | emulator-5554 |
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You can check a new app installed in your emulator:
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If you open up can check if are running:
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If are not running, you cannot use U2 and will get error.
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## How to use Use
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Double-click alas.pyw to run via graphical interface (GUI), If dont work you can double-click alas.bat or type `py alas_en.pyw` from command line to open the GUI
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Multi-usage: copy alas.pyw, and rename, double-click run on it. The settings of template.ini are copied when the first run runs. The script runtime uses the ini profile of the same name.
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