Best approach to QT UI testing [duplicate]

Question

I have a QT application with a bunch of menu within another menu. Each menu list item, when selected shows different forms. I would like to create another application that would test this QT application's menu if all the menu item selected are working and are showing the forms they're supposed to show.

I'm a beginner in QT, so any help as to what would be the best approach would be much appreciated.

Thanks...

Answer 1

You can use OpenHMITester (OHT), that is an open-source GUI Testing tool (also valid to implement RPA automations) following an open architecture that describes a non intrusive capture/replay tool based on GUI Events. It was implemented to be used in Qt; however, it may be adapted to support different windowing systems and operating systems used in the testing environment.

You can find further information at http://pedromateo.github.io/openhmitester