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This document discusses automatic UI testing for iOS apps. It lists several frameworks for UI testing like Frank, KIF, Calabash and Appium. It also discusses Apple's built-in UI Automation tool and provides examples of using it to test a Songsterr music app. The document notes some pros of UI Automation like support for gestures and simulators/devices, but also cons like its closed source nature and poor infrastructure. It provides additional links for learning more about automated iOS testing.
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I os ui test automation
- 1. Автоматическое тестирование UI в iOS Виктор Петренко vpetrenko@gmail.com CTO songsterr.com
- 2. Обзор решений ● Frank (UISpec) ● KIF ● Calabash ● appium.io ● Monkey Talk (ex. FoneMonkey) ● zucchini framework ● UI Automation
- 3. UI Automation ● Tuneup JS ● mechanic.js ● UIAutoMonkey ● bwoken ● choose_sim_device
- 5. songs_screen.js var SongsScreen = { tableView: function() { if (this.target().isDeviceiPhone()) return this.window().tableViews()[0]; else return MainScreen.navigationView(). tableViews()[0]; } }, SongsScreen.__proto__ = GenericScreen;
- 7. test_catalog.js test("Change catalog screens", function (target, app) { MainScreen.openPopular(); if (isStandalone()) { assertScreenMatchesImageNamed ("popular", "popular screen doesn't match"); } SongsScreen.assertTableViewList("http:
- 8. openPopular (MainScreen.js) openPopular: function() { if (this.target().isDeviceiPhone()) { this.searchWithName("icon_popular").tap(); } else { this.searchWithName("Tab button: 0").tap(); } }, // ...
- 10. ● performTaskWithPathArgumentsTimeout ● Неявные ограничения на ответ var objectProp = eval("(" + object.value() + ")"); assertTableViewList
- 11. accessibilityValue @implementation UIImageView (Automation) - (NSString *)accessibilityValue { //.. return [NSString stringWithFormat: @"{'hidden':%@}", isHidden ? @"true" : @" false"];
- 12. UI Automation Pros & Cons Pros ● Apple (recommended way) ● Gestures ● Simulator/Hardware Cons ● Не open source ● Бедная инфраструктура
- 13. Интересные ссылки ● http://blog.manbolo.com/2012/04/08/ios- automated-tests-with-uiautomation ● Test iOS Apps with UI Automation by Jonathan Penn ● Facebook: rostov.iOS.dev
- 14. Вопросы? Автоматическое тестирование UI в iOS Виктор Петренко vpetrenko@gmail.com songsterr.com