Why Chrome? With the emulators running on older Android versions, the default Android browser was available, and also the Android browser was also included in the real mobile devices running on older Android versions. With the arrival of the newer Android versions the Android browser hasn’t been actively supported, but…
Automation tests for an Android app using Appium (Part 3)
Introduction In this part of the post I’m going to be focused on the tools needed for inspecting the elements. If you haven’t checked the previous parts, you can check part 1 and part 2 of this post. For inspecting the application elements you can use the Appium built inspector.…
Automation tests for an Android app using Appium (Part 2)
Introduction In the previous post we have talked about the requirements for appium, the code structure of the project, running the first scenario, and going through some of the code. In this post I’m going to talk about the configuration in the project, how to set the appium server, and…
Automation tests for an Android app using Appium (Part 1)
Introduction In this post I’m going to talk about the steps for automating your Android application using Appium. By automation it is meant, execution of steps in a given scenario to ensure the application behavior is as per requirement. In this post I’m going to cover an example automating an…