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
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Can I test flutter app (for example in apk) using WebdriverIO?
I saw there is a flutter driver for Appium. Is it supported with WebriverIO as well? How is it handled?
Yes you can. You have to use Appium Automation to interact with your Flutter mobile app.
Setup your own WebdriverIO Appium project, or start from a featured boilerplate, as such.
Integrate the appium-flutter-driver into your project and start using it inside your test cases.
LE: Alternatively, you can try SauceLab's Appium-Flutter-Driver implementation using WebdriverIO. See it here.
You can find multiple examples online for configurations. A simple Google search even gives you a full video tutorial on how to setup everything.
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
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.
I want to test Apps with and in Android Studios!
I know already Espresso, Robolectric, Robotium etc.
But the most tutorials are with Eclipse like testing with Selendroid!
Now I want to test with Selendroid writing the tests in Android Studio.
Do you have any suggestions how to get through or any tutorial links?
I would also be happy for other suggestions for Testing Android, mostly
UI testing with many fragments?
The Android SDK provides the following tools to support automated, functional UI testing on your application:
uiautomatorviewer - A GUI tool to scan and analyze the UI components
of an Android application.
uiautomator - A Java library containing APIs to create customized
functional UI tests, and an execution engine to automate and run the
tests.
To use these tools, you must have the following versions of the Android development tools installed: * Android SDK Tools, Revision 21 or higher * Android SDK Platform, API 16 or higher
Read about Analyzing Your Application's UI, Preparing to Test, Creating uiautomator Tests, Building and Deploying Your uiautomator Tests, Running uiautomator Tests you can here http://developer.android.com/tools/testing/testing_ui.html#running
I want to generate the code coverage files for our iOS App.
The problem is that when I build the code with the test coverage settings it builds and then the Simulator launches the App. Now I want to run my UIAutomation functional tests, but as soon as I kick off my tests using the instruments command, the Simulator restarts!
For code coverage files to be generated, the App must not restart.
Has anybody found a way yet to use the already running simulator to execute the UIAutomation tests?
You may be able to find some ideas from this previous question
Is there any way to test the code coverage of UIAutomation tests?