- About the author
- Questions and Issues
- Edit and Contribute
- Introduction
- 1. Environment Setup
- 2. Execute appium demos of iOS and Android
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3. Use appium inspector and similar tool to locate element and record script
- 3.1. Tools needed
- 3.2. Precondition of using inspector and recording script for iOS
- 3.3. Use appium inspector to locate iOS element and record script
- 3.4. Precondition of using inspector and recording script for Android
- 3.5. Use appium inspector to locate Android element and record script
- 3.6. Use uiautomatorviewer to locate Android element
- 3.7. Use Genymotion instead of Android AVD for emulator
- 4. Write script for iOS app
- 5. Migrate iOS script into Cucumber features
- 6. Write script for Android app
- 7. Migrate Android script into Cucumber features
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Execute test
First of all, we need to start Android emulator.
And in the "Terminal", we need to strat appium first, then go to the Android Cucumber folder, and run cucumber to execute "mms.feature".
And we will get the tests all "Pass":
Now the "android_cucumber" folder should contain following folders and files:
The last one is the screenshot when the message is discarded.
You can refer to the Android Cucumber script from here.
This is all for Android.
Now, it's your turn to use them in your project, with BDD, Page Object and other techniques.
For BDD and Page Object with Cucumber, you can refer to another handbook of mine: BDD with PageObject.
Have fun!