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QUESTION
I'm confused about how to use Appium with Android studio. Specifically how to use the Android Driver.
I have read many docs and instructions on how it is supposed to be done. All of which seem to change drastically between releases.
Many recent sites (e.g. tutorial example) talk about using the Android Driver that comes with the Appium rather than the WebDriver. But that means you have to import:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 06:23Remove all the selenium dependencies from the project and only use io.appium/java-client dependency.
QUESTION
I have React native projet. I placed "appium" folder in it for my UI test, written on Java with help of Appium. I use maven and there is "pom.xml" file in the root of "appium" folder. These test runs correct on local machine, form IDE or by "mwn test" command. Now I am trying to set it running on Nevercode CI platform. Building and signing android and ios builds works good. Jest test also visible. But there is no Appium test section on "Test" tab.
I used "https://developer.nevercode.io/docs/appium-tests-written-in-java" help. There is pom.xml file, there is correct driver capabilities.
I expect that there will be some section in "Test" tab with appium test. But my appium tests are not detected by Nevercode.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-25 at 11:41There was error on Nevercode platform. ANd to make appium tests visible, "pom.xml" file should be located in project root. Then you can use maven multi-module structure to include pom fiiles from subfolders.
On other side, nevercode Android emulator is very unstable. In other words, in cant be used on regular basis: emulator most of time does not work or does not responding.
QUESTION
I use cordova-plugin-camera
in my cordova based app written in TypeScript (3.0.1
) and I would like to be able to see the typings for that plugin.
So I install the package @types/cordova-plugin-camera
using npm. During the installation npm shows WARN deprecated
explaining this @types
package is not needed, because the typings are already included in the package cordova-plugin-camera
. Therefore I remove the package again.
I then start the compilation, but it fails with error TS2339: Property 'camera' does not exist on type 'Navigator'
. My understanding is, that this should just work out of the box (at least for @types
packages), but it appears TypeScript doesn't know that it should include the typings directly from cordova-plugin-camera
. This seems logical, because I have no explicit statement telling it to import 'cordova-plugin-camera'
, but there is no need since I only use the globally available object, which is loaded by cordova.
How do I get TypeScript to load the typings directly from cordova-plugin-camera
?
import 'cordova-plugin-camera'
Does not work in my case, because the project I work on is quite old and does not support modules. It just generates a single file using outFile
and "module": "none"
.
types
attribute in tsconfig.json
Adding
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-20 at 13:56I believe ///
is the correct approach. You can think of it as the analogue of import 'cordova-plugin-camera'
for a project that doesn't use modules. In either case, you have to arbitrarily choose one file to hold the directive (or you can put it in more than one file if you like; it makes no difference).
Out of the box, only @types
packages are automatically included, so if you use a non-@types
package that provides global declarations, I guess you're supposed to use ///
or import '...'
.
QUESTION
I am still trying to get the example in this tutorial to work:
http://www.automationtestinghub.com/first-appium-test-script/
I am getting a ClassNotFoundException in the line:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-03 at 07:59My advice would be to add maven framework support to your project. If using IntelliJ do the following:
- Right Click your folder structure and hit Add Framework Support
- Then tick the Maven box and click OK to add this as a Maven Project.
- You should then have a pom.xml generated within your folder structure open this.
- Within this pom.xml you need to add the following code: https://gist.github.com/michaelvoase/54f3bbf47b888bb004330a1d1b108068
This will then import the Appium library into your project.
QUESTION
How can I resolve the duplicate entry error, for reference I am adding my project gradle detail.
From my side to resolve the error I deleted the cglib manually from .gradle/caches/module-2/files-2.1/cglib but during build I found that jcenter creates the libs againg. tried to exculde failed on that step
Bellow is my build.gradle file inside app
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-23 at 16:19You should identify which of the dependencies needs cglib library. You can do it using the following gradle command:
QUESTION
I was trying to configure my test cases in VSapp center, my tests are written in appium. Followed the following steps:
Step 1# Added the JCenter repository enabled in the build.gradle in my project's root folder. build.gradle file is like following
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-23 at 16:07Found the solution of the problem, just simply added the jar as library in build path and its working fine
QUESTION
I'm trying to execute my scripts in AWS Device farm. But I'm getting the above parsing error.
Also: "Tests skipped due to test package parsing error. Please check Parsing result for more details." is being displayed in AWS console.
Project details: Java-TestNG-Cucumber combo
Project structure: is here
Also below provided my pom.xmlhttp://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd"> 4.0.0
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Dec-02 at 00:04To make the testng.xml work in device farm it will need to be added to the root of the jar in the zip-with-dependencies.zip
Here is a pull request showing how to do that https://github.com/awslabs/aws-device-farm-appium-tests-for-sample-app/pull/14
I am not sure about cucumber tho. I have not tried it but it may not be supported in DFarm currently.
HTH James
QUESTION
I've just started working on automating mobile apps. I've managed to get it working on Android, but I'm struggling with iOS.
I tried to reproduce the code from here:
How to start appium test on iOS simulator?
But I can't find out how to download an app for ios simulator. I tried following this tutorial:
http://toolsqa.com/mobile-automation/appium/build-run-xcode-project/
But the "SafariLauncher.app" turned out to be a directory when it should have been a file. Can anyone please send a link to an ios app file for the simulator that I can download? I've been searching and haven't managed to find something.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-02 at 14:17You can take the code and put it into an Xcode Project, then build and then click run to start up a simulator and run the app in it. When you build it, build it for testing.
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