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@guinie/appium

A library of utilities for running defined sequences of interaction on mobile devices using Appium.

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Install

npm install -D @guinie/appium

Usage

To run sequences in Appium context, a deviceDriver is required. A deviceDriver can be created using getDriver. This driver can be used for basic setup of the tests.

Some helpers and presets are exposed by @guinie/appium to help set up the driver:

const { configure, utils, CAPABILITIES } = require('@guinie/appium')
const { context, getDriver } = configure()

const appPath = utils.getAndroidApkPath()
const { android19 } = CAPABILITIES

const deviceDriver = await getDriver({
  device: android19,
  app: appPath,
})

Be sure to close the device driver session when the tests are done using closeDriver:

const { configure } = require('@guinie/appium')
const { closeDriver } = configure()

await closeDriver(deviceDriver)

A device driver can be wrapped into a driverState, which is needed for guinie sequences:

const { configure } = require('@guinie/appium')
const { wrapDriver } = configure()

const deviceDriverState = wrapDriver(deviceDriver)

Appium context is passed to raw sequences:

const { applyContext } = require('@guinie/common')
const { configure } = require('@guinie/appium')
const frontpageActions = require('./front-page.unit.test.js')

const { context } = configure()

// This...
const login = frontpageActions.login(context)
const createTodo = frontpageActions.createTodo(context)
const loginAndCreateTodo = frontpageActions.loginAndCreateTodo(context)

// ...is equivalent to this
const [
  login2,
  createTodo2,
  loginAndCreateTodo2
] = applyContext(
  frontpageActions.login,
  frontpageActions.createTodo,
  frontpageActions.loginAndCreateTodo
)(context)

Now that we have sequences with driver context applied, we can pass in parameters for the test:

// Pass final details in for the test function
const loginAsCarlAndCreateShoppingTodo = loginAndCreateTodo({
  username: 'Carl',
  password: 'secret',
  title: 'Do shopping'
})

Finally, execute the sequence by passing in the deviceDriverState:

// Execute sequence
const finalDriverState = await loginAsCarlAndCreateShoppingTodo(deviceDriverState)

The driver can start from a fresh app session via it's resetApp -funciton. It is a good idea to call this between each test case:

beforeEach(async function() { return driver.resetApp() });

API

CAPABILITIES

An Object containing presets for different devices.

SERVERS

An object containing a preset for running tests locally

utils

Contain helpers for setting up the driver.

utils.getAndroidApkPath

Returns a relative path to debug APK created by ReactNative. Pass release as a parameter to get a path for the release APK.

configure

config => ({ wrapDriver, context, getDriver, closeDriver })

Returns an object containing a Appium context and other utility functions.

getDriver

({ device, app, server }) => deviceDriver

Returns a deviceDriver for the defined device.

device: an object defining the capabilities of the desired device app: string representing the path to the application server: and object defining the host and port of the appium server

closeDriver

deviceDriver => deviceDriver

Closes the session for the given deviceDriver.

wrapDriver

deviceDriver => deviceDriverState

Returns a driverState for the specified device test driver.

context

Object - the entire module exported by @guinie/appium

Contains necessary functions to run guinie sequences in appium testing context.

Maintainer

Contributing

For questions, bug reports etc., please open an issue.

Pull requests welcome.

License

ISC 2021

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