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[rokalibanda]

bro evarikina seetest meda idea unda, unte daniki alternate emina open scource tool unda, please chepandi telusthe, thanks in advance

[BestBuy]

3 minutes ago, rokalibanda said:

bro evarikina seetest meda idea unda, unte daniki alternate emina open scource tool unda, please chepandi telusthe, thanks in advance

We use Appium bro 

[rokalibanda]

1 minute ago, BestBuy said:

We use Appium bro 

appium kakunda inka emina idea unda bro(see test, appium)kakunda forgot to mention appium kakunda 

[BestBuy]

4 minutes ago, rokalibanda said:

appium kakunda inka emina idea unda bro(see test, appium)kakunda forgot to mention appium kakunda 

Robotium, Calabash, Money Talk, Ramirez, Test Studio, Silk Mobile etc 

[rokalibanda]

1 hour ago, BestBuy said:

Robotium, Calabash, Money Talk, Ramirez, Test Studio, Silk Mobile etc 

Thanks bro

[rokalibanda]

1 hour ago, BestBuy said:

Robotium, Calabash, Money Talk, Ramirez, Test Studio, Silk Mobile etc 

Thanks bro

[BestBuy]

1 minute ago, rokalibanda said:

Thanks bro

Yw

[BestBuy]

Just now, rokalibanda said:

Thanks bro

YW

[k2s]

8 hours ago, rokalibanda said:

appium kakunda inka emina idea unda bro(see test, appium)kakunda forgot to mention appium kakunda 

 

8 hours ago, BestBuy said:

Robotium, Calabash, Money Talk, Ramirez, Test Studio, Silk Mobile etc 

endi man avi ? mobile app testing tools anta a?

[k2s]

Top 10 Mobile Testing Tools

1. Appium for Android and iOS – Appium is an open source project for cross-platform test automation. Essentially, it is an HTTP server managing WebDriver sessions. It supports tests in any framework and in any language that can create an HTTP request. No app code needs to be modified for testing. Any test is suitable to run on either iOS or Android on real devices or emulators. It supports native, hybrid, and web apps.

2. Calabash for Android and iOS – Maintained by Xamarin, Calabash consists of two open source libraries, one for iOS and another for Android, which automate testing for native or hybrid mobile apps. Used with Cucumber, test cases are written in natural language then translated to test scripts that run within the framework. It works well with Ruby, Java, .NET, Flex and many other programming languages.

3. MonkeyTalk for Android and iOS – Both testers and developers utilize this complete functional test platform for iOS and Android apps. It consists of three components: an IDE, an Agent and scripts. The IDE creates test scripts using record and playback. Agent is a test instrumentation library to which the app links. MonkeyTalk scripts use simple keyword syntax and Ant or Java execution engines. Tests can be data-driven from a spreadsheet using CVS format.

4. Robotium for Android – Robotium is an open source library aimed solely at Android UI testing. It is used for automated black-box testing for web, native or hybrid mobile applications. Using it in conjunction with TestDroid Recorder, JavaScript test scripts are created as the tester traverses the UI of the mobile application under test. A free extension library called ExtSolo adds multi-path dragging, auto-scaling for different display resoultions and other abilities.

5. Selendroid for Android – No app code modification is required to use Selendroid, which is essentially Selenium for Android apps. Selenium 2 and the WebDriver API are the basis for test code. The framework interacts with multiple devices or device emulators simultaneously. It even supports device hot-swapping. There is an inspection component for recording device UI state for test case creation.

6. UIAutomator for Android – UIAutomator creates functional Android UI test cases. Scripts are written in JavaScript. UIAutomatorViewer is used to run and examine test results. Complex sets of user actions can be reproduced and it can access native device buttons too.

7. UIAutomation for iOS – This is Apple’s test automation framework for iOS apps. JavaScript is used to operate the device UI. As a proprietary tool, it does not play well with other tools or methodologies such as CI. Nor does it support managing test cases and suites as other frameworks do.

8. Frank for iOS – Frank is an iOS-only test framework combining Cucumber and JSON. A statically linked server inside the mobile app under test interprets JSON and uses UISpec for execution. Although it has the advantage of not requiring app code changes, it is difficult to run directly on devices. It is most suited for emulators and web-based apps.

9. KIF for iOS – KIF stands for Keep It Functional. It is an open source framework developed for iOS mobile app UI testing. It utilizes the Accessibility APIs built into iOS in order to simulate real user interactions. Tests are written in Objective-C, which is already familiar to iOS developers, but not test teams. Apple’s switch to Swift makes its use of Objective-C a disadvantage going forward.

10. iOS Driver for iOS – iOS Driver utilizes Selenium and the WebDriver API for testing iOS mobile apps. Its default is to run on emulators, where execution is faster and scalable. The current version works with devices, but actually executes more slowly in that case. No app source code requires modification and no additional apps are loaded on the device under test. iOS Driver is designed to run as a Selenium grid node, which improves test speed as it enables parallel GUI testing.

 

 

http://www.optimusinfo.com/top-10-mobile-testing-tools/

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As you can see below, of the most popular mobile automation tools in the ecosystem today, they all specialize in iOS or Android. Appium, though, bridges the gap.