### Poco Broker Server Output Example

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Egret/readme.md

This is an example of the log output when the Poco broker server starts successfully and begins listening for connections.

```bash
~ python -m poco.utils.net.stdbroker "ws://*:5003" "tcp://*:15004"
server listens on ("0.0.0.0", 5003) transport websocket
server listens on ("0.0.0.0", 15004) transport socket
StdBroker on.
server on accept. <poco.utils.net.transport.ws.MyWsApp object at 0x1100620d0>
```

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### Start Poco Broker Server

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Egret/readme.md

This command starts the Poco broker server, which is necessary for connecting AirtestIDE to your Egret application. You can specify custom ports for WebSocket and TCP if needed.

```bash
python -m poco.utils.net.stdbroker ws://*:5003 tcp://*:15004
```

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### Click UI Element

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Unreal/README.md

Example of clicking a UI element named 'StartButton' using the initialized Poco object.

```python
poco("StartButton").click()
```

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### Install Pocoui

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Unreal/README.md

Update the pocoui package to the latest version. Ensure the poco version is at least 1.0.79.

```bash
pip install --upgrade pocoui
```

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### Initialize UE4Poco

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Unreal/README.md

Initialize UE4Poco to connect to the game. This is the standard way to connect.

```python
from poco.drivers.ue4 import UE4Poco
poco = UE4Poco()
```

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### Initialize UE4Poco in Editor Mode

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Unreal/README.md

Initialize UE4Poco with the ue4_editor=True parameter to connect in editor mode. The editor language must be set to English.

```python
poco = UE4Poco(ue4_editor=True)
```

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### Map Mobile Port to Computer

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Egret/readme.md

Use this command to map the mobile device's port 5003 to your computer's port 5003, enabling communication between the device and the broker running on your computer.

```bash
adb reverse tcp:5003 tcp:5003
```

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### Connect to Specific UE4 Window

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Unreal/README.md

Connect to a specific UE4 window using a regular expression to match the window title. This is useful if the default connection fails.

```python
dev = connect_device("Windows:///?class_name=UnrealWindow&title_re=.*Game Preview Standalone.*")
```

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### AirtestIDE Poco Connection Log

Source: https://github.com/airtestproject/poco-sdk/blob/master/Egret/readme.md

This log indicates that AirtestIDE has successfully connected to the Poco broker. It shows the connection details and the beginning of a JSON-RPC message.

```bash
server on accept. <poco.utils.net.transport.ws.MyWsApp object at 0x10d03d2d0>
accept from: ('127.0.0.1', 56872)
received_message from ('127.0.0.1', 56323) {"id":"2a0ce828-132e-4d15-a645-55493d7eaf4b","jsonrpc":"2.0","result":{"children"
```

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