patrolWidgetTest function

@isTest void patrolWidgetTest(String description, PatrolWidgetTestCallback callback, { bool? skip, Timeout? timeout, bool semanticsEnabled = true, TestVariant<Object?> variant = const DefaultTestVariant(), dynamic tags, PatrolTesterConfig config = const PatrolTesterConfig(), })

Like testWidgets, but with support for Patrol custom finders.

To customize the Patrol-specific configuration, set config.

Using the default WidgetTester

If you need to do something using Flutter's WidgetTester, you can access it like this:

patrolWidgetTest(
   'increase counter text',
   ($) async {
     await $.tester.tap(find.byIcon(Icons.add));
   },
);

Implementation

@isTest
void patrolWidgetTest(
  String description,
  PatrolWidgetTestCallback callback, {
  bool? skip,
  Timeout? timeout,
  bool semanticsEnabled = true,
  TestVariant<Object?> variant = const DefaultTestVariant(),
  dynamic tags,
  PatrolTesterConfig config = const PatrolTesterConfig(),
}) {
  testWidgets(
    description,
    skip: skip,
    timeout: timeout,
    semanticsEnabled: semanticsEnabled,
    variant: variant,
    tags: tags,
    (widgetTester) async {
      final patrolTester = PatrolTester(
        tester: widgetTester,
        config: config,
      );

      await callback(patrolTester);
    },
  );
}