maestro_cli 0.0.7

CLI for Maestro.

maestro_cli

Command-line tool for maestro_test.

Installation

From pub.dev

$ dart pub global activate maestro_cli

From git

1. Make sure that you have Dart >= 2.17 installed (it comes with Flutter 3).
2. Clone the repo.
3. Go to packages/maestro_cli.
4. Run dart pub global activate --source path .

Now you can should be able to run maestro in your terminal. If you can't and the error is something along the lines of "command not found", make sure that you've added appropriate directories to PATH:

• on Unix-like systems, add $HOME/.pub-cache/bin
• on Windows, add %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Pub\Cache\bin

Usage

First run

On first run, maestro will download artifacts it needs to the artifact path. By default it is $HOME/.maestro, but you can change it by setting MAESTRO_ARTIFACT_PATH environment variable.

To learn about commands, run:

$ maestro --help

Bootstrap

To use Maestro in your Flutter project, you need 4 things:

1. have maestro.toml file in the root of the project (i.e next to pubspec.yaml)
2. have maestro_test added as a dev_dependency in pubspec.yaml
3. have integration_test added as a dev_dependency in pubspec.yaml
4. have test_driver/integration_test.dart
5. have integration_test/app_test.dart

Run maestro bootstrap to automatically do 1, 2, 3, 4, and most of 5.