unity-ui-automation

Automate Unity UI interactions by using targeted commands to locate elements like buttons and input fields by name or type, check their interactability, and simulate sequential user inputs. This streamlines UI testing and debugging within the Unity Editor.

Verify the state of UI elements in Unity by automating the inspection process. You can check the current visibility and interactability of elements such as buttons and input fields dynamically during runtime to ensure your user interface behaves as expected.

Yes, you can simulate sequential user input flows within the Unity Editor. This allows you to replicate complex user interactions, such as finding a specific login button and clicking it, to verify dynamic UI manipulation and automated user flows.

Locate specific UI components in Unity for automated testing by searching for elements using their specific name or type. This allows you to accurately target UI objects like buttons and input fields for dynamic manipulation and state verification.

No external dependencies are required to automate Unity UI element inspection and interaction. The approach operates independently to locate elements, verify their state, and simulate user inputs directly within your existing Unity game development environment.