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UI Tests

AutoMobile will be able to record and playback sessions via IDE integrations.

Recording a Test

See the design docs for Android & iOS. For the moment this is still WIP.

Example Test

steps:
  - tool: launchApp
    appId: com.example.app

  - tool: tapOn
    action: tap
    text: "Login"

  - tool: inputText
    text: "user@example.com"

@RunWith(AutoMobileRunner::class)
class ClockAppTest {

  @Test
  fun `Given we have a Clock app we should be able to set an alarm`() {
    val result = AutoMobilePlan("test-plans/clock-set-alarm.yaml").execute()

    assertTrue(result.success)
  }
}

import XCTest
@testable import XCTestRunner

final class RemindersTests: AutoMobileTestCase {
    func testLaunchRemindersPlan() throws {
        let result = try executePlan("launch-reminders-app.yaml")
    }
}

Running a Test

AutoMobile supports Android with JUnitRunner and iOS with XCTestRunner. We avoid conventional UI test harnesses like Android’s connectedAndroidTest and iOS’s XCUITest in favor of proxying all device setup and interaction via AutoMobile. Therefore you can think of AutoMobile’s tests as closer to UI snapshot tests that can run as JVM or XCTest unit tests.

This approach allows AutoMobile to manage device pooling, support multi-client tests, and automatically optimize test selection based on timing data.