Tests supporting multiple mobile platforms
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The document discusses requirements for automating tests across multiple mobile platforms and proposes a framework to address these requirements. It recommends using Cucumber as the test framework, Calabash as the driver, and Ruby as the implementation language. The framework uses a single test layer that invokes a single flow while respective libraries handle user actions. It has a page object model architecture with loose coupling between layers. A demo is provided and benefits highlighted include support for multiple contributors and replacing/removing utilities.
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