Is there any way to take input from user while running the python script using Squish. #Squish

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I have a below scenario: In my script, I am entering the credential and logging to the application, after login it asks for text code that is sent to the mobile device.

Currently, through code only I want to ask user to input the code and navigate to for next actions. Is there any way to do it in squish.

Note: I am automating QT desktop application that is developed in Linux.

I tried input(prompt), but it is not working.

frog.ca · Accepted Answer · 2024-05-23 13:38:36Z

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You can use testInteraction API (https://doc.qt.io/squish/squish-api.html#testinteraction-functions) provided by Squish.

Example of one of the functions mentioned in the manual:

name = testInteraction.input("Type in your name and press one of buttons below.")
if name == "":
    testInteraction.warning("It's sad you don't want to share your name.")
else:
    testInteraction.information("Hello %s!" %name)

edited May 23, 2024 at 13:38

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answered May 20, 2024 at 15:07

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frog.ca Over a year ago

@Community, the question is asked for a very specific context, for use with a specific product. And my answer is as direct as possible - there is an API for that, here is the documentation, here is an example. It would help if this bot/AI tool would mention what seems unclear, because "it is unclear" is close to "it does not work".

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