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How to install FxDriver for testing an GUI application written using JavaFx?
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To install FxDriver for testing a GUI application written using JavaFx, you can follow these steps:
Download the FxDriver jar file from the official website: https://github.com/TestFX/FxDriver/releases
Add the FxDriver jar file to your project's classpath. You can do this by adding the following line to your build.gradle file:
javatestCompile files('/path/to/FxDriver.jar')
Or you can add it to your project's build path in your IDE.
In your test class, create an instance of the FxRobot class:
javaFxRobot robot = new FxRobot();
Use the FxRobot to interact with the GUI components in your application. For example, to click a button:
arduinorobot.clickOn("#buttonId");
Replace "buttonId" with the ID of the button in your FXML file.
Run your tests and verify that they pass.
Note: FxDriver requires Java 8 or later.