This is a TestFlows example that demonstrates automated testing of a Super Mario Bros. game. The project includes a playable Super Mario Bros. game built with Pygame and automated tests that use a behavior model to test the game.

• Original game code: https://github.com/marblexu/PythonSuperMario
• Based on: https://github.com/justinmeister/Mario-Level-1

• Testing Super Mario Using a Behavior Model (Part 1). Covers the game’s architecture and the setup of a comprehensive testing framework.

• Testing Super Mario Using a Behavior Model (Part 2). Delves into the theory behind behavior models and its application in testing.

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

python3 main.py

• use LEFT/RIGHT/DOWN key to control player
• use key a to jump
• use key s to shoot firewall or run

• Run basic movement tests without model:

  python3 tests/run.py

• Run tests using the behavior model:

  python3 tests/run.py --with-model

• Play manually without and with model:

  python3 tests/run.py --manual [--with-model] [--play-seconds 30]

• Run autonomous play without and with model:

  python3 tests/run.py --autonomous [--with-model] [--play-seconds 30]

• Load existing paths for autonomous play:

  python3 tests/run.py --autonomous --load-paths [--save-paths] [--paths-file custom_paths.json]

• Save video during play:

  python3 tests/run.py --save-video