Aiviro Utils

Aiviro utils are additional constants, methods and objects which can be used as arguments for Search Objects or are return values in Robot’s methods.

aiviro.Area

class aiviro.Area(x_min: int, y_min: int, x_max: int, y_max: int)

Rectangular area defined in x and y axes.

Parameters

x_min – Lower x-axis coordinate.
y_min – Lower y-axis coordinate.
x_min – Upper x-axis coordinate.
y_min – Upper y-axis coordinate.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> r = aiviro.create_desktop_robot()
>>> r.add_mask(aiviro.Area(750, 850, 1100, 950))

class aiviro.BoundBox(x_min: int, y_min: int, x_max: int, y_max: int, label: aiviro.core.constants.ui_constants.AiviroCoreElementLabels = AiviroCoreElementLabels.DEFAULT, score: float = 0.0, extra: Optional[Dict] = None)

Bounding box, object returned after finding an element.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> r = aiviro.create_desktop_robot()
>>> box = r.get(
...     aiviro.Text(r"^\d\d\.\d\d\.\d\d\d\d$", aiviro.find_method.REGEX),
... )
>>> box.text
'13.11.2020'
>>> box.normalized_text
'13 . 11 . 2020'

>>> import aiviro
>>> r = aiviro.create_desktop_robot()
>>> or_box = r.get(
...     aiviro.Or(aiviro.Text("not-found"), aiviro.Text("found"))
... )
>>> or_box.or_index
1

aiviro.find_method

class aiviro.core.constants.ui_constants.FindMethod(value: int)

Different methods to process texts can be used with the alias aiviro.find_method.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> aiviro.Button("Log in", aiviro.find_method.EQUAL)
>>> aiviro.Text(r"^\d\d$", aiviro.find_method.REGEX)
>>> aiviro.Button("OK", aiviro.find_method.EQUAL.CASE_INSENSITIVE)
>>> aiviro.Text(
...     "Total",
...     aiviro.find_method.EQUAL.EXCLUSIVE.CASE_INSENSITIVE
... )

>>> import aiviro
>>> from typing import Tuple
>>> def my_text_normalization(ocr_text: str) -> str:
...     return ocr_text.replace("O", "0")
...
>>> aiviro.user_config.text_normalization = my_text_normalization
>>> aiviro.Text(r"^\d+$", aiviro.find_method.REGEX.USER_NORMALIZATION)

EQUAL = FindMethod.EQUAL: Comparison of text is based on equality. Texts have to be equal with every character to pass

SUBSTRING = FindMethod.SUBSTRING: Comparison of text is based on substring equality. Text has to be equal to a substring with every character to pass

SIMILAR = FindMethod.SIMILAR: Comparison of text is based on their respective similarity. The texts can have minor changes and still pass.

REGEX = FindMethod.REGEX: Comparison of text is based on regular expression. Text has to exactly match the regular expression to pass.

CASE_INSENSITIVE = FindMethod.CASE_INSENSITIVE: Comparison of text is case-insensitive. This option is ignored for REGEX.

EXCLUSIVE = FindMethod.EXCLUSIVE: Find elements that contain only the specified text and nothing else. Can be combined with any other comparison method.

USER_NORMALIZATION = FindMethod.USER_NORMALIZATION: Apply user’s normalization for text. See UserConfig for more information. Can be combined with any other comparison method.

aiviro.table_anchor

class aiviro.core.utils.search_objects.TableAnchor(value: int)

Table anchors can be used with the alias aiviro.table_anchor. It defines which anchor of the element should be used for finding Above or Below elements.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> aiviro.Below(
...     aiviro.Text(r'^\d\w\d$', aiviro.find_method.REGEX),
...     aiviro.Text("Column-header"),
...     aiviro.table_anchor.RIGHT
... )
>>> aiviro.Below(
...     aiviro.Text(""),
...     aiviro.Text("Records on the right"),
...     aiviro.table_anchor.RIGHT.THRESHOLD
... )
>>> aiviro.Below(
...     aiviro.RegexText(r"\d{8}"),
...     aiviro.Text("Customer No."),
...     aiviro.table_anchor.MIDDLE.DISTANCE
... )

LEFT = TableAnchor.LEFT: The distance between the most left point of reference and other objects is calculated, based on x-axis, to find the closest elements.

RIGHT = TableAnchor.RIGHT: The distance between the most right points of reference and other objects is calculated, based on x-axis, to find the closest elements.

MIDDLE = TableAnchor.MIDDLE: The distance between the middle point of reference and other objects is calculated, based on x-axis, to find the closest elements.

DISTANCE = TableAnchor.DISTANCE: The distance option must be used with a LEFT, RIGHT, MIDDLE option, it calculates the distance between reference and other objects based on both axis.

THRESHOLD = TableAnchor.THRESHOLD: The threshold is applied for distance between reference and searching object, it finds strictly aligned objects, based on the selected anchor

NONE = TableAnchor.NONE: All elements Below or Above from reference object are found.

aiviro.layout_anchor

class aiviro.core.constants.ui_constants.LayoutAnchor(value)

Anchor positions can be used with the alias aiviro.layout_anchor.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> r = aiviro.create_desktop_robot()
>>> r.check_are_in_column(  # elements are in column with alignment on the left
...     aiviro.Input("Username"),
...     aiviro.Input("Password"),
...     anchor=aiviro.layout_anchor.LEFT
... )

LEFT = 'LEFT': Use left points of bounding boxes as anchor points

RIGHT = 'RIGHT': Use right points of bounding boxes as anchor points

MIDDLE = 'MIDDLE': Use center points of bounding boxes as anchor points

TOP = 'TOP': Use top points of bounding boxes as anchor points

BOTTOM = 'BOTTOM': Use bottom points of bounding boxes as anchor points

BOTH = 'BOTH': Use both left and right or top and bottom points of bounding boxes as anchor points

aiviro.layout_positions

class aiviro.core.constants.ui_constants.LayoutPositions(value)

Layout positioning can be used with the alias aiviro.layout_positions.

IS_ABOVE = 0: Above a position

IS_BELOW = 1: Below a position

IS_RIGHT_OF = 2: Right of a position

IS_LEFT_OF = 3: Left of a position

aiviro.layout_comparison_mode

class aiviro.core.constants.ui_constants.LayoutComparisonMode(value)

Layout comparison modes can be used with the alias aiviro.layout_comparison_mode.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> r = aiviro.create_desktop_robot()
>>> r.check_is_positioned(  # the whole Button object is below Input field
...     aiviro.Button("Log in"),
...     aiviro.Input("Username"),
...     direction_type=aiviro.layout_positions.IS_BELOW,
...     comparison_mode=aiviro.layout_comparison_mode.WHOLE
... )

WHOLE = 'COMPARISON_WHOLE': The entire area is strictly in the specified direction from given object

CENTER = 'COMPARISON_CENTER': The center is in specified direction from the center of the given object

EXTREME = 'COMPARISON_EXTREME': there is at least one pixel in the specified direction from the given object

aiviro.scroll_option

class aiviro.core.constants.ui_constants.ScrollOption(value)

Layout positioning can be used with the alias aiviro.scroll_option.

MOUSE_UP = 'up': Scroll with the mouse up

MOUSE_DOWN = 'down': Scroll with the mouse down

PAGE_UP = 'page_up': Use page up as a scroll

PAGE_DOWN = 'page_down': Use page down as a scroll

aiviro.boundary_type

class aiviro.core.constants.ui_constants.BoundaryType(value: int)

Can be used with the alias aiviro.boundary_type.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> r = aiviro.create_desktop_robot()
>>> r.set_working_area(aiviro.BoundaryArea(
...     aiviro.Button("Login"),
...     aiviro.Button("Cancel"),
...     aiviro.boundary_type.DEFAULT
... ))
>>> r.add_mask(aiviro.BoundaryArea(
...     aiviro.Button("Login"),
...     aiviro.Button("Cancel"),
...     aiviro.boundary_type.EXCLUDE_FIRST.RIGHT_EDGE
... ))

DEFAULT = BoundaryType.DEFAULT: Both boundaries included into the resulting box

RIGHT_EDGE = BoundaryType.RIGHT_EDGE: Expand right side to the edge of the display

TOP_EDGE = BoundaryType.TOP_EDGE: Expand top side to the edge of the display

BOTTOM_EDGE = BoundaryType.BOTTOM_EDGE: Expand bottom side to the edge of the display

LEFT_EDGE = BoundaryType.LEFT_EDGE: Expand left side to the edge of the display

EXCLUDE_FIRST_WIDTH = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_FIRST_WIDTH: Exclude width of the first boundary (uses right side of the boundary instead of left)

EXCLUDE_FIRST_HEIGHT = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_FIRST_HEIGHT: Exclude height of the first boundary (uses bottom side of the boundary instead of top)

EXCLUDE_SECOND_WIDTH = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_SECOND_WIDTH: Exclude width of the second boundary (uses left side of the boundary instead of right)

EXCLUDE_SECOND_HEIGHT = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_SECOND_HEIGHT: Exclude height of the second boundary (uses top side of the boundary instead of bottom)

TOP_LEFT_CORNER = BoundaryType.TOP_LEFT_CORNER: Expand boundary to the top left corner of the screen

TOP_RIGHT_CORNER = BoundaryType.TOP_RIGHT_CORNER: Expand boundary to the top right corner of the screen

BOTTOM_LEFT_CORNER = BoundaryType.BOTTOM_LEFT_CORNER: Expand boundary to the bottom left corner of the screen

BOTTOM_RIGHT_CORNER = BoundaryType.BOTTOM_RIGHT_CORNER: Expand boundary to the bottom right corner of the screen

BOTH_WIDTH = BoundaryType.BOTH_WIDTH: Expand boundary to both vertical sides of the screen

BOTH_HEIGHT = BoundaryType.BOTH_HEIGHT: Expand boundary to both horizontal sides of the screen

EXCLUDE_FIRST = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_FIRST: Exclude the whole first boundary

EXCLUDE_SECOND = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_SECOND: Exclude the whole second boundary

EXCLUDE_BOTH_WIDTH = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_BOTH_WIDTH: Exclude width of both boundaries

EXCLUDE_BOTH_HEIGHT = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_BOTH_HEIGHT: Exclude height of both boundaries

EXCLUDE_BOTH = BoundaryType.EXCLUDE_BOTH: Exclude both boundaries

aiviro.working_area_limit

class aiviro.core.constants.ui_constants.WorkingAreaLimit(value)

Can be used with the alias aiviro.working_area_limit.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> r = aiviro.create_desktop_robot()
>>> # set some working-area
>>> r.limit_working_area(
...     aiviro.Text("Cancel"),
...     top=aiviro.working_area_limit.MIN,
...     right=aiviro.working_area_limit.MAX
... )
>>> # set another working-area
>>> r.limit_working_area(
...     aiviro.Text("Cancel"),
...     bottom=aiviro.working_area_limit.MAX,
...     right=aiviro.working_area_limit.MIN
... )

MIN = 'min': Use MIN option for selected axis

MAX = 'max': Use MAX option for selected axis

aiviro.key

class aiviro.core.services.device.keyboard.BaseKey(value: str)

can be used with the alias aiviro.key.

ESCAPE = BaseKey.escape

F1 = BaseKey.f1

F2 = BaseKey.f2

F3 = BaseKey.f3

F4 = BaseKey.f4

F5 = BaseKey.f5

F6 = BaseKey.f6

F7 = BaseKey.f7

F8 = BaseKey.f8

F9 = BaseKey.f9

F10 = BaseKey.f10

F11 = BaseKey.f11

F12 = BaseKey.f12

GRAVE = BaseKey.`

KEY_1 = BaseKey.1

KEY_2 = BaseKey.2

KEY_3 = BaseKey.3

KEY_4 = BaseKey.4

KEY_5 = BaseKey.5

KEY_6 = BaseKey.6

KEY_7 = BaseKey.7

KEY_8 = BaseKey.8

KEY_9 = BaseKey.9

KEY_0 = BaseKey.0

MINUS = BaseKey.-

EQUAL = BaseKey.=

DOUBLE_HYPHEN = BaseKey.=

BACKSPACE = BaseKey.

TAB = BaseKey. 

KEY_Q = BaseKey.q

KEY_W = BaseKey.w

KEY_E = BaseKey.e

KEY_R = BaseKey.r

KEY_T = BaseKey.t

KEY_Y = BaseKey.y

KEY_U = BaseKey.u

KEY_I = BaseKey.i

KEY_O = BaseKey.o

KEY_P = BaseKey.p

LEFT_SQUARE_BRACKET = BaseKey.[

RIGHT_SQUARE_BRACKET = BaseKey.]

ENTER = BaseKey.enter

CAPS_LOCK = BaseKey.capslock

KEY_A = BaseKey.a

KEY_S = BaseKey.s

KEY_D = BaseKey.d

KEY_F = BaseKey.f

KEY_G = BaseKey.g

KEY_H = BaseKey.h

KEY_J = BaseKey.j

KEY_K = BaseKey.k

KEY_L = BaseKey.l

SEMICOLON = BaseKey.;

APOSTROPHE = BaseKey.'

LEFT_SHIFT = BaseKey.shiftleft

KEY_Z = BaseKey.z

KEY_X = BaseKey.x

KEY_C = BaseKey.c

KEY_V = BaseKey.v

KEY_B = BaseKey.b

KEY_N = BaseKey.n

KEY_M = BaseKey.m

COMMA = BaseKey.,

PERIOD = BaseKey..

SLASH = BaseKey./

RIGHT_SHIFT = BaseKey.shiftright

BACKSLASH = BaseKey.\

LEFT_CONTROL = BaseKey.ctrlleft

LEFT_WINDOW = BaseKey.winleft

LEFT_ALT = BaseKey.altleft

SPACE = BaseKey. 

RIGHT_ALT = BaseKey.altright

MENU = BaseKey.menu

RIGHT_WINDOW = BaseKey.winright

RIGHT_CONTROL = BaseKey.ctrlright

INSERT = BaseKey.insert

DELETE = BaseKey.delete

HOME = BaseKey.home

END = BaseKey.end

PAGE_UP = BaseKey.pageup

PAGE_DOWN = BaseKey.pagedown

LEFT_ARROW = BaseKey.left

RIGHT_ARROW = BaseKey.right

UP_ARROW = BaseKey.up

DOWN_ARROW = BaseKey.down

NUMPAD_0 = BaseKey.kp0

NUMPAD_1 = BaseKey.kp1

NUMPAD_2 = BaseKey.kp2

NUMPAD_3 = BaseKey.kp3

NUMPAD_4 = BaseKey.kp4

NUMPAD_5 = BaseKey.kp5

NUMPAD_6 = BaseKey.kp6

NUMPAD_7 = BaseKey.kp7

NUMPAD_8 = BaseKey.kp8

NUMPAD_9 = BaseKey.kp9

NUMPAD_DECIMAL = BaseKey.kp.

NUMPAD_DIVIDE = BaseKey.kp/

NUMPAD_ASTERISK = BaseKey.kp*

NUMPAD_MINUS = BaseKey.kp-

NUMPAD_PLUS = BaseKey.kp+

NUMPAD_ENTER = BaseKey.kpenter

aiviro.init_logging

logging.init_logging()

Initialize Aiviro logging

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> if __name__ == "__main__":
>>>     aiviro.init_logging()
>>>     # some code

aiviro.log_prefect_markdown_text

logging.log_prefect_markdown_text()

Method will add text in Markdown format into prefect artifact.

Example

>>> import aiviro
>>> md_text = "## Title\nLooooong text"
>>> aiviro.log_prefect_markdown_text(md_text)

aiviro.Secret

utils.secret()

aiviro.exceptions

Every exception can be access by aiviro.*Error notation.

>>> import aiviro
>>> try:
...     # some code
>>> except aiviro.CheckCommandError:
...     # process exception

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.SearchObjectError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.CheckCommandError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.TooManyElementsError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.ElementIndexError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.ReferenceElementError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.AndElementError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.WorkingAreaError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.ScreenNotStableError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.ScrollEndException

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.ImageNotSetError

exception aiviro.core.utils.exceptions.BoundaryElementError