The following method works on Mac and Windows.

1) Write a real unit test using PyUnit.

import sys
import unittest
setAutoWaitTimeout(5000)

class MyTests(unittest.TestCase):
   def setUp(self):
      switchApp("/Applications/Safari.app")
      # @todo: do similar for IE on Windows

   def tearDown(self):
      pass

   def testNewTab(self):
      type("t", KEY_META)
      type("https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/99979\n")
      m = find("sikuli-logo.png")
      assert(m is not None and m.getScore() > 0.9)

suite = unittest.TestLoader().loadTestsFromTestCase(MyTests)
unittest.TextTestRunner(verbosity=2).run(suite)

2) Save your unit test as a Python script. in a folder with a matching name and .sikuli suffix (e.g., mytest.sikuli/mytest.py).

3) Download the cross-platform, command line tool version of Sikuli fromhttp://groups.csail.mit.edu/uid/sikuli/download.shtml.(目前这个地址没有下载command line tool的链接了,你可以从我的附件中下载)

4) Extract the contents of the command line tool zip.

On Windows:

4) Download the Windows IDE version of Sikuli.

5) Extract the Lib/ folder from the sikuli-ide-full.jar.

6) Move the Lib/ folder into the same directory as the sikuli-script.jar from the command line tool version of Sikuli.

7) Execute your test script. like so (assuming cygwin):

export PATH=$PATH:./win32
java -Dpython.path=Lib/ -jar sikuli-script.jar mytest.sikuli 2> test-output.log

8) The test-output.log contains the results of the unit test run while stdout shows the sikuli logging info.

On Mac:

4) Download the Mac IDE version of Sikuli.

5) Extract the Lib/ folder from the Sikuli.app/Contents/Resources/Java/sikuli-script.jar.

6) Move the Lib/ folder into the same directory as the sikuli-script.jar from the command line tool version of Sikuli.

7) Execute your test script. like so:

java -d32 -Dpython.path=Lib/ -jar sikuli-script.jar mytest.sikuli 2> test-output.log

8) The test-output.log contains the results of the unit test run while stdout shows the sikuli logging info.