QA:Testcase ibus emojier

Description

This test-case is for the IBus Emojier utility in F26 or later.

How to test

You may wish to install 'google-noto-emoji-fonts' rpm for the emoji fonts.

• Test cases for non-GNOME desktops likes XFCE4, Plasma, MATE or etc

1. Log into the desktop and Launch a text application likes gedit and focus on it.
2. After 1, Type Control-Shift-e
3. After 2, Type "smile" on the Emojier dialog and some emoji candidates are shown. Arrow keys or Control-f,b,n,p can move the selected emoji and press Enter key.
4. After 2, Press Arrow keys or Control-f,b can move the selected category on Emojier, press Enter key to open the emoji candidates for the selected category, Arrow keys or Control-f,b,n,p can move the selected emoji and press Enter key.
5. After 2, Press Escape key on emoji candidate list, press Escape key after you type an emoji annotations, press Escape key on emoji category list without typing any emoji annotations.
6. After 1, Right click on IBus panel icon and choose "Emoji Choice" men item.
7. After 6, Click "x" button to close the dialog
8. Run ibus-setup utility, select "Emoji" tab, change "Emoji annotation language", chnage "Emoji font" to "Noto Color Emoji" and close the dialog
9. After 1, Type "1f466", Shift-space, "1f467"
10. Run man ibus-emoji on your terminal application likes gnome-terminal.

• Test cases for GNOME desktop

1. Log into the desktop and launch gnome-terminal
2. After 1, Run ibus emoji
3. After 2, Type "smile" on the Emojier dialog and some emoji candidates are shown. Arrow keys or Control-f,b,n,p can move the selected emoji and press Enter key.
4. After 1, Run ibus emoji --help
5. Refer the test cases for on-GNOME desktops likes XFCE4, Plasma, MATE or etc above.

Expected Results

• Test results for non-GNOME desktops likes XFCE4, Plasma, MATE or etc

1. N/A
2. "Emoji Choice" dialog is shown.
3. The chosen emoji is inserted on the text application which was focused before Emojier is launched.
4. The chosen emoji is inserted on the text application which was focused before Emojier is launched.
5. Escape key can bring back to the category list from emoji list, erase your typed emoji annotation, close the dialog.
6. "Emoji Choice" dialog is shown.
7. Close Emojier.
8. The changed settings reflects to the Emojier.
9. Two Unicode characters are shown.
10. The man page is shown.

• Test results for GNOME desktop

1. N/A
2. "Emoji Choice" dialog is shown.
3. The chosen emoji is copied to your clipboard and can paste it to a text application likes gedit.
4. The help message is shown for the command arguments.
5. N/A