Why Sikuli?Sikuli automates anything you see on the screen. It uses image recognition to identify and control GUI components. It is useful when there is no easy access to a GUI's internal or source code.
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Who are developing Sikuli?
Sikuli was an open-source research project at the User Interface Design Group at MIT.
The SikuliX package line is now maintained and further developed by
Raimund Hocke (aka RaiMan) together with the open-source community.
Sikuli Slides is developed by the Sikuli Lab at the University of Colorado Boulder. It is supported in part by the National Science Foundation under award number IIS-0447800 and by Quanta Computer as part of the TParty project.
Sikuli and SikuliX software packages are released under the MIT License.
The SikuliX package line is now maintained and further developed by
Raimund Hocke (aka RaiMan) together with the open-source community.
Sikuli Slides is developed by the Sikuli Lab at the University of Colorado Boulder. It is supported in part by the National Science Foundation under award number IIS-0447800 and by Quanta Computer as part of the TParty project.
Sikuli and SikuliX software packages are released under the MIT License.
How can I learn and use Sikuli?
To get a first impression about SikuliX, Hello World Example is a good starting point. You can continue to follow the examples in the tutorials and the videos. You can learn most about SikuliX by reading the documentation.
SikuliX currently uses Python as the scripting language. To learn more start here: [How to] get deeper into Python language. Python scripting is well supported by the Sikuli-IDE (JRuby available with version 1.1.0 and more scripting languages to come). You can use Sikuli's features in your Java programs as well using SikuliX API and in many other Java aware scripting languages and environments (more Info: start here).
For Sikuli Slides everything you need can be found on the homepage.
SikuliX currently uses Python as the scripting language. To learn more start here: [How to] get deeper into Python language. Python scripting is well supported by the Sikuli-IDE (JRuby available with version 1.1.0 and more scripting languages to come). You can use Sikuli's features in your Java programs as well using SikuliX API and in many other Java aware scripting languages and environments (more Info: start here).
For Sikuli Slides everything you need can be found on the homepage.
How can I get support?
Support for SikuliX: Homepage, FAQs, Questions/Answers and Bugs/Feature Requests.
Support for Sikuli Slides: Homepage
Feel free to Contact the developers and community if you have any suggestion or if you want to contribute.
Support for Sikuli Slides: Homepage
Feel free to Contact the developers and community if you have any suggestion or if you want to contribute.
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