MonkeyTalk is a tool for automated testing of mobile applications. It provides an integrated environment for recording, customizing, running and managing test suites. Key features include being free and open source, powerful record and playback functions, a powerful IDE, cross-platform support without needing to jailbreak devices, and generating JUnit-compatible XML and HTML reports. It consists of the MonkeyTalk IDE for creating and managing tests, and MonkeyTalk Agents that are installed on devices to run tests.

1. Presenter : Khizra Samad

2.  Previously named "FoneMonkey"
 Tool for automated testing of
iOS, Android, HTML5 and Adobe Flex
applications
 MonkeyTalk is an integrated environment for
recording, customizing, running and managing
test suites.

3. Features and Benefits
 Free & Open Source
 Powerful and robust record and playback functions for
mobile applications.
 Powerful IDE
 Fully cross platform
 No jailbreaking needed
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4.  Run on real hardware
 Readable scripts
 Javascript scripts
 Data-driven scripts
 JUnit-compatible XML reports
 HTML reports too

5. Components
 MonkeyTalk IDE
 MonkeyTalk Agents

6. MonkeyTalk IDE

7. MonkeyTalk Agents

8. Monkey Talk Capabilities
 Test suites / Test Case Creation
 Reusing scripts
 Data-driving scripts with CSV files
 Extending MonkeyTalk with JavaScript

9. Installing MonkeyTalk Android Agent
1- Open Android Project in Eclipse Convert Android project to Aspect J
2- Copy the MonkeyTalk-agent.jar into the libs folder in Project

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3- Right click on MonkeyTalk-agent.jar > AspectJ Tools > Add to Aspectpath
4- Update Androidmanifest.xml to include the following the following two
Permissions:

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4- Update project properties : select JavaBuildPath -> from Order and Export tab check
Aspectj Runtime Library and export it
5- Deploy application on an Android device or emulator

12. 4- Monkey Talk Project / Testcase / Test Suite Creation

13. Connecting to Emulator / Simulator
 Open the Monkey Talk IDE
 Start up Android emulator/simulator and load your app on it .
 Click on the connection dropdown button on the tool bar
 Choose "Android Emulator" or "iOS Simulator
 If connection was successful, a message will appear in the console.

14.  Open the IDE
 Start up your Android device, connect it to your local wireless network, load your app
on it.
 Click on the connection dropdown button on the tool.
 Choose "Networked Android or iOS device...".
 Enter the IP address of the mobile device.
 If connection was successful, a message will appear in the console.

16. REFERENCE
 https://www.gorillalogic.com/monkeytalk

17. Thank You