Java Mobile Testing

Behavior driven development (BDD) approach to write automation test scripts to test mobile applications using Java, Appium and Cucumber.

Project Architecture

The project architecture uses the standard Cucumbers structure.

JavaMobileTesting
├── src
│   ├── test
│       ├── java/com/example/testautomation
│           ├── features
│           ├── pages
│           ├── steps
│           ├── support
│           ├── utils
│       ├── resources
│           ├── app
│           ├── configs
│           ├── reports
│           ├── screenshots

Built With

• appium
• commons-io
• cucumber-jvm
• cucumber-junit
• gson

Design Patterns

This project uses the design patterns from Google Java Style Guide.

Getting Started

Project

1. Install Java using Official Documentation.

2. Install Gradle using Official Documentation

3. Review and setup the configuration in src/test/resources/configs:

    appium.server=http://0.0.0.0:4723/wd/hub
    appium.timeout=30
    appium.platformVersion=11
    appium.deviceName=Pixel_3_API_30
    appium.app=/src/test/resources/app/test-automation-tool.apk

4. Build Project

   $ gradle build

5. Run Tests

   $  gradle test -Dcucumber.options="-tags @tagname"

Appium

1. Install Appium Server using Official Documentation.

2. Run Appium Server (NPM Global):

   appium
   

Android

1. Install Android SDK using Official Documentation.

2. After created an emulator, can use the follow command to start:

   $ emulator @emulator_name

3. List Devices

   $ emulator -list-avds

4. Mapping the elements

   $ uiautomatorviewer

Links

• Appium
• Cucumber JVM
• Java
• Gadle
• Maven
• Selenium