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Mobile automation
Mobile Configuration
ExtendedWebElement
All project configuration properties are located in _config.properties file. In the table below we are providing description for the mobile project parametrs (you may see most of main parametrs here):
| Attribute | Meaning | Default value | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| capabilities.platformName | Name of automation platform | {must_override} | Android/iOS |
| capabilities.deviceName | Device name for execution | * | Sumsung_Galaxy_J5 |
| capabilities.deviceType | Type of device | {must_override} | phone/simulator |
| capabilities.platformVersion | Version of testing platform | {must_override} | 10.3 |
| capabilities.automationName | Appium for Android under 7,0, uiautomator2 for Android 7.0+, XCUITest for iOS | {must_override} | XCUITest |
| capabilities.app | Path to app | {must_override} | /User/Automation/App.app |
| capabilities.udid | Unique Device ID | {must_override} | 23AEE92B-7088-4CEE-BBD4-C02B70C111B2 |
| capabilities.noSign | true | true | |
| capabilities.autoGrantPermissions | Permission for all phone additional actions, like using camera | true | true |
| capabilities.newCommandTimeout | Timeout before new command, extremly useful during debugging | 180 | 1800 |
- For Android:
#=============== Android Mobile ======================#
capabilities.automationName=Appium
capabilities.appPackage=
capabilities.deviceName=Lenovo
capabilities.udid=dc0dc6a9
capabilities.noSign=true
capabilities.deviceType=phone
capabilities.app=<path_to_apk>
capabilities.platformName=ANDROID
capabilities.autoGrantPermissions=true
#=====================================================#
- For iOS:
#=================== iOS Mobile ======================#
capabilities.platformName=iOS
capabilities.deviceName=*
capabilities.deviceType=simulator
capabilities.platformVersion=10.3
capabilities.automationName=XCUITest
capabilities.app=/Users/andrei_litsvin/Documents/builds/ios/MapMyRun.app
capabilities.udid=23AEE92B-7088-4CEE-BBD4-C02B70C111B2
#=====================================================#
ExtendedWebElement
How to find ExtendedWebElement?
ExtededWebElement's methods
ExtendedWebElement is an extended version of selenium WebElement which you can find in org.openqa.selenium package. The best thing in using ExtendedWebElement is that you can use both all old methods of WebElement and new more comfortable Carina methods.
### **How to find ExtendedWebElement?**The simpliest way to find ExtendedWebElement is using annotation @FindBy. The @FindBy annotation is used to locate one or more ExtendedWebElements using a single criterion. The list of criterions is standart:
- className
- css
- how...using
- id
- linkText
- name
- partialLinkText
- tagName
- xpath
Example:
@FindBy(name = "Hybrid")
private ExtendedWebElement hybridUnits;
@FindBy(id = "com.ua.record.debug:id/spinner_text")
private List <ExtendedWebElement> unitsVersions;
Also for iOS platform @Predicate is avaliable. Example:
@FindBy(xpath = "name CONTAINS 'Share'")
@Predicate
protected ExtendedWebElement privacySettingsBtn;
| Method | Return type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| getName() | String | Get the name of this element |
| getText() | String | Get the visible innerText of this element |
| getAttribute() | String | Get the value of a the given attribute of this element |
| click() | void | Click on element |
| doubleClick() | void | Double click on element |
| isElementPresent() | boolean | Is element present or not? |
| isElementPresent(long timeout) | boolean | Is element present or not during the timeout in seconds? |
| isElementNotPresent(long timeout) | boolean | Is element not present during the timeout in seconds? |
| isElementWithTextPresent(String text) | boolean | Is element with text present or not? |
| isElementWithTextPresent(String text, long timeout) | boolean | Is element with text present or not during the timeout in seconds? |
| clickIfPresent | boolean | Click on element if it's presented, return true if click is performed |
| type(String text) | void | Clear the value of field and simulate typing the text |
| scrollTo() | void | Scroll page until the element could be located |
| check() | void | If element is checkable it will be checked |
| uncheck() | void | If element is checkable it will be unchecked |
| isCheck() | boolean | If element is checkable return is the element checked or not |
| tapWithCoordinates(double x, double y) | void | Tap on screen using the given cordinates |
You can simple transform ExtendedWebElement to WebElement using getElement() method. After this it's possible to operate with standart WebElement methods.
Example:
Point point = element.getElement().getLocation();
Dimension dim = element.getElement().getSize();
Carina provides a solution to mobile testing on iOS/Android platforms with the same test-code. For both platforms you should use Page Object Design Pattern but in a bit improved way. Each page has 3 realizations in 3 packages:
- common page Base in common package with common methods and elements;
- iOS page in ios package with iOS methods and elements;
- Android page in android package with Android methods and elements; iOS and Android pages should extends Base Page and have the same name. Annotation @DeviceType would provide information about device type and parent (common) page.
Example: Common (Base) Page
public abstract class RecordFinishScreenBase extends AbstractPage {
}
Android Page
@DeviceType(pageType = Type.ANDROID_PHONE, parentClass = RecordFinishScreenBase.class)
public class RecordFinishScreen extends RecordFinishScreenBase {
}
iOS page
@DeviceType(pageType = Type.IOS_PHONE, parentClass = RecordFinishScreenBase.class)
public class RecordFinishScreen extends RecordFinishScreenBase {
}
Carina will get the right version according to using driver (identified in _config.properties) if you will create new page using CustomTypeFactory Example:
RecordFinishScreenBase recordFinishSB = CustomTypePageFactory.initPage(RecordFinishScreenBase.class);
AbstractTest is Carina class which should be used as base for all test classes (your test class should extends AbstractTest).This class provides necessary before- and after- class methods including integration with Jira, TestRail and S3.
This static classes provides a scope of useful methods like: tap, scroll, swipe, scroll with JavaScript, hideKeydboard and etc. Classes could be accessed by import ‘com.qaprosoft.carina.core.foundation.utils.ios.IosUtils’ or ‘com.qaprosoft.carina.core.foundation.utils.ios.AndroidUtils’
Class provides a scope of methods for Android using ADB like: installApp, unnstallApp, reinstall App, startRecording, stopRecording, dropFile,getFullPackageByName, getInstalledPackages,isAppInstall, getScreenState, screenOn, screenOff, clearAppData, getApkVersion, downloadFileFromJar. Classes could be accessed by import ‘com.qaprosoft.carina.core.foundation.webdriver.device.Device’