Android Testing
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A deprecated set of AssertJ assertions for testing Android UI components with readable error messages.
A scope tree based, reflection-free Dependency Injection library for Java, Kotlin, and Android.
A library for mocking HTTP responses in Android instrumentation tests using Hamcrest matchers.
A massively parallel Android and iOS test runner for Firebase Test Lab that accelerates testing velocity.
A Dockerized Appium server for automating Android tests on real devices with simplified environment setup.
A fast, platform-independent test runner for Android and iOS that optimizes for execution speed and stability.
A library that simplifies Android Espresso UI testing by integrating RxJava observables with mocked data sources.
A self-hosted screenshot testing service that integrates with Android, iOS, and Web tests to track visual changes and notify teams.
A WebDriver implementation for automating Chromium-based Opera browsers on desktop and Android.
Run Gherkin acceptance tests in Android instrumentation tests using step definitions you declare.
A Java wrapper framework for Appium that simplifies mobile and tablet app automation with a structured page object model.
Example project demonstrating how to run Appium automated tests on OpenSTF devices using its REST API.
Example Appium TestNG tests for the AWS Device Farm Android sample app, demonstrating mobile UI automation patterns.
A Jenkins plugin that integrates AWS Device Farm for automated mobile app testing within CI/CD pipelines.
A Ruby CLI tool for automated exploratory testing of Android apps using Appium, capturing screenshots, performance data, and accessibility info.
Demonstrates Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) approach for mobile test automation using Appium and Cucumber.
Example Calabash test suites for AWS Device Farm's Android sample app, demonstrating UI testing scenarios.
A Dockerized Appium server for automated Android testing on real devices.
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