We are currently using Appium for react native app. We would require to get code coverage for Appium functional tests.
I couldn't find any documentation regarding the same. I appreciate some help here. Thank You
Appium Version: 1.22.3
React native version: 0.64
Currently we are running on android using UiAutomator2
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Is that possible to run detox on windows ? if not is there any alternative to test react native apps on windows environment ?
Short answer no. I was also planning to use it when I noticed that the documentation talks about Mac OS only. So after a little digging I found this GitHub discussion https://github.com/wix/Detox/issues/333. On alternatives I plan to explore Appium as mentioned in the React Native testing documents here https://reactnative.dev/docs/testing-overview
I am trying to build Wear app using react native. Unfortunately, I couldn't get it working. I ran into a lot of exceptions and couldn't even get the app running. I am wondering if react-native can even be used to build an android wear app. Please help me with your experience.
Certainly, you can. Do check this React native vanilla examples it can be used to build like so many variants.
Github example
I'm trying to write end to end test for my react-native mobile application. But i don't know which test framework should i use. I found 3 frameworks but i have 2 problems; Expo and Windows...
Detox; I don't have mac i cannot use this framework.
Cavy; It's too much nested with normal code. And i need export my classes like that; export default hook(Scene); at the end of code. But i'm using withNavigation() function on some pages for use navigation at child components.
Appium; I don't know if it usable with expo. I searched for it but couldn't find a way to use with expo. And it's looks so complicated to me.
Does anyone know better solution for write end-to-end tests with react-native on windows and expo?
Although I am not using Expo, Cavy should work w/ Expo.
https://cavy.app/docs/getting-started/running-tests
If you're using Expo, cavy run-ios or cavy run-android will fail to successfully build your app.
Build your app separately and run your tests using:
# To test on iOS
cavy run-ios --skipbuild
# To test on Android
cavy run-android --skipbuild
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Passing in the --skipbuild option means that cavy-cli will assume your app is already running, and will wait for your test results.
Is it possible to write tests for mobile native apps using appium and nightwatchjs?
I found a lot of resources for web automation but not a single one for Native mobile apps. Official docs also not saying anything about it.
There is lot of mobile native app automation tools and documents available in market,
Please find below tools, supported platforms and its documentation
1.Appium
Native : Android & iOS
Mobile web app : Android chrome & iOS safari
Documentation link :http://appium.io/documentation.html?lang=en
2.Calabash
Native only : Android & iOS
Website : http://calaba.sh/
Setup Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykZ3HIYOOnQ
3.Robotium
Native only : Android only
Github wiki Documenation : https://github.com/RobotiumTech/robotium/wiki/Getting-Started
4.Espresso
Native only : Android only
Documentation link : https://google.github.io/android-testing-support-library/docs/
5.Webdriver.io
Native : Android & iOS
Mobile web app : Android chrome & iOS
Note : Internally it’s pointing to appium only
Documentation link : http://webdriver.io/
6.Selendroid
Native : Android only
Mobile web app : Android only
Documentation link : http://selendroid.io/
7.Python uiautomator
Native : Android only
Github link : https://github.com/xiaocong/uiautomator
Above tools are widely used in mobile app automation currently.
I recommend Selendroid or Appium for testing Native apps, If you are good with the Selenium Webdriver go for this. because Selendroid and Appium are using similar Selenium codes.
Using Appium you can test both ios and Android native apps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRddxh-4u5k
Selendroid is mainly for Android Apps
follow this tutorial
http://www.guru99.com/introduction-to-selendroid.html
These are two links i found most suitable for learning these technologies. hope this will help you :-)
For native app testing, you must change launch_url to http://127.0.0.1:4723/wd/hub, port to 4723 and keep browserName empty.
You may follow the following tutorial to get an idea about native app testing using Nightwatchjs:
https://www.utest.com/articles/android-native-app-testing-by-nightwatchjs
I'm running React Native integration tests using Appium and Mocha.
My question is: is it possible to get a code coverage report from the integration tests?
Android Code coverage is used for android with appium. please refer the link below
android Code coverage