Introducing Airtest, a cross-platform UI automation testing framework developed by the NetEase team, utilizing image recognition principles. Ideal for gaming and application testing, Airtest is a powerful yet user-friendly framework that significantly enhances the efficiency and precision of testing workflows.

Image Recognition:
With Airtest, elements on the screen are located through image recognition technology. Users simply provide a screenshot of the element as a template, and Airtest identifies the element's position on the screen during runtime, enabling operations such as clicking and swiping.
Action Simulation:
It simulates a variety of touch actions including clicking, swiping, dragging, and long-pressing to automate testing tasks. In addition to touch operations, Airtest supports keyboard input and mouse events for broader testing scenarios.

Software Features:

Script Recording and Playback:
Through the Airtest Integrated Development Environment (IDE), users can record test flows in real-time by interacting with a device or emulator, generating corresponding scripts automatically. After recording, scripts can be edited to include logical judgments, loops, and other complex operations, with the option to replay at any time to verify testing outcomes.
Cross-Platform and Cross-Device Support:
Available on various operating systems including Windows, Mac, and Linux, Airtest can connect to Android and iOS devices, emulators, and Windows desktop applications for cross-device automation testing.


Rich API and Script Library:
Equipped with a wealth of APIs and script libraries, Airtest supports diverse UI operations, network requests, file manipulations, and more, facilitating the creation of complex test scripts. Users can leverage Python's flexibility along with Airtest's APIs to fulfill advanced automation testing needs.
Installation Steps:

1. After downloading the installation package from our website, double-click to open it.
2. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. Once successful, you can begin using Airtest.
