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Appium is an open-source automation tool that is used for Mobile test automation on Native apps, web apps, and Hybrid Apps.
The course will give you an in-detail understanding of testing on the Mobile application.
1. Introduction to Mobile Automation |
• What is Appium |
• Various tools for a mobile applications? |
o Robotium |
o Monkey Runner |
o IOS Driver |
o UI Automator |
o Appium |
• What all can be tested with Appium? |
• Hybrid Apps, Native Apps, and WebApps |
• When to use Selendroid and when to use Appium |
• Drawbacks and Limitations |
• What is selendroid |
• Difference between Appium and Selendroid |
2. Download and Configure Appium |
• Configuring appium on a real device |
• Why work on real device? |
• Download and Configure Android on local machine |
• Understanding the difference between API level and Android version |
• API levels and Android versions supported by Appium supported by android |
• Getting the correct API level for Android |
• Getting correct Android version in Phone |
• Enabling developer mode |
• Debug level settings in Phone |
• Connecting phone and making sure it's being detected |
• Download Appium |
• Configuring Various versioning/API level requirements for Appium |
• Starting Appium Server from Console |
• Running your first Appium Program |
3. Launching Hybrid/Native Apps with Appium |
• Desired Capabilities for Appium and Android |
• Concept of Apk file, AppActivityName, and AppPackage |
• How to get Apk file, AppActivityName, and AppPackage for any application |
• Is Apk file necessary to test App - Not in all cases |
• Javadocs for Appium |
• AppiumDriver and RemoteWebDriver classes |
• Launching System Hybrid Apps |
• Preventing Appium from deleting and reinstalling App |
• Launching other user-installed Hybrid Apps |
• Checking whether App is installed on Phone |
• Launching native Apps like calculator, Contacts, Settings |
• Always quit appium - Mandatory |
4. Identifying Elements |
5. Concept of UI Automator |
6. Creating Maven Project with maven dependencies |
• Create a Maven Project |
• Maven dependencies |
• Various Maven/POM dependencies for Appium |
• Downloading/Configuring Appium, Selenium from Maven/POM dependencies |
• Running the scripts from the command prompt |
7. Understanding Android Layouts |
8. Tagname not supported |
9. android.widgit.* - everything starts from here |
10. FindElement and FindElementByAndroidUIAutomator |
11. Using UISelector Class in UIAutomator API |
12. Finding by Classname |
13. Detecting the presence of Elements |
14. Building Xpaths |
15. Challenges faced in finding Elements and Workarounds |
16. Using Android UI Automator's UISelector() and its functions |
17. Hiding Keyboard |
18. Waiting - Implicit and explicit waits |
19. Using UI Automator in Compressed layout |
20. Finding multiple Elements |
21. Finding Elements inside Elements |
22. ComplexFind and MobileElement |
23. Finding Elements with Multiple criteria using ComplexFind |
24. Selector Keycodes |
25. Finding elements by text using AndroidUIAutomator commands |
26. Using Assertions |
27. Finding selected Elements |
28. Getting Value from TextView |
29. Finding selected Elements |
30. The clear value of a TextView |
31. Configuring appium on Simulator |
32. Installing Simulator |
33. Running Scripts on Simulator |
34. XML Viewer |
• Getting and storing the Android App XML view |
• When to use android XML view |
• Launching XML View from WebDriver |
• Finding Elements in XML view |
• Finding Scroll List elements in XML View |
• You can do anything with XML View |
• Limitations of the XML view |
35. Touch Actions |
• Touch Events |
• Android key events like home, backspace, delete, etc |
• Wait for Actions |
• Dragging and dropping elements |
• Multi-touch Actions |
• Longpress and delete elements |
• Handling Toggle buttons |
• Pinching,tapping, holding |
37. Find contact and call the contact |
38. Take a pic from camera |
39. Handling Navigation drawer |
40. Building a simple test and parameterizing. |
41. Customizing TestReports |
a. Using Txt files |
b. HTML Reports |
42. Uploading/downloading files |
43. Building Testcases on Whats app |
• Building test cases on Wats App |
• The testing the chat feature of wats app |
• Change wats app profile pic |
• Deleting chat on wats app |
• Find a friend on wats app |
• Testing in different layouts-Switching layouts between portrait and landscape |
44. Web Application Testing |
• Launching browser with appium |
• Making sure you have the correct desired capabilities |
• When launch fails |
• Firing various commands on browser |
• Will UIAutomator work here? |
• How do I identify objects in a mobile browser? |
• Will AppiumDriver commands work on the browser? |
45. Page Object Model And - Page factory with Maven, JENKINS |
• Complete end to end the project on a Page object model |
46. Parallel Execution with GRID |
Yes, we will schedule a demo class as per the student's convenient time by sharing live online streaming access either through Gotomeeting or Webex...
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