Xamarin Test Cloud - from zero to hero in automated ui testing

Oct 7, 20163 likes3,396 views

This document discusses the importance of automated UI testing for mobile applications. It notes the many challenges of mobile app quality like different screen sizes and device fragmentation. It then outlines how traditional and "shift left" quality models approach testing. The document promotes Xamarin Test Cloud as a tool for automated UI testing across many real devices with continuous integration. It provides code samples for setting up and writing tests with Xamarin Test Cloud.

Geert van der Cruijsen
Lead Consultant Xpirit
@geertvdc
#TECHDAYSNL #XAMARINTC

Make your users
love your apps This
NOT
This

Thousands of iOS and Android APIs
Public web APIs
Backend integrations
Third party libraries
Memory, CPU and network constraints

Long Cycles
Rapid
Iterations
High Test Realism
Simplistic Tests
Beta Testing
Manual
Testing
Automated UI
Testing
Unit Testing
Automated UI testing is
the only way to ensure
your app
LOOKS
BEHAVES
PERFORMS
well on a broad set of
devices with every release

Xamarin Test Cloud - from zero to hero in automated ui testing

Test ANY native
Android / iOS app
Or hybrid app

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Test your entire app, from the UI down, using object-level
user interface testing

$public override bool FinishedLaunching ( ... ) { ... #if ENABLE_TEST_CLOUD Xamarin.Calabash.Start(); #endif }$

[SetUp]
public void BeforeEachTest()
{
app = ConfigureApp.Android
.ApkFile("../../path/myapp.apk")
.StartApp();
}

app.Tap(x => x.Id("my-webview").Css("#my-button"));
app.Tap ("Click me");
app.Tap (c => c.Marked ("Add"));
app.EnterText(c => c.Class("UITextField")
.Index(0),"Get Milk");

var matches = app.Query(c => c.Class("UILabel"));
var matches = app.Query(c => c.Class("TextView"));
var matches = app.Query(c => c.Button());
var matches = app.Query(c => c.TextField());
var matches = app.Query(c =>c.Button()
.Marked("Save"));

app.WaitForNoElement(x => x.Marked("Loader"));
var l = app.WaitForElement(x => x.Marked(”Label"));

Query Tap WaitFor
WaitForElement WaitForNoElement Screenshot
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Plan
& Design
Attention
to
Quality
Test Deploy
& Release
Monitor
& Analyze
Develop
& Build
Shift Left Quality
Model

Feature: Getting the weather forecast
In order to get weather
As a weather enthusiast from Europe
I want to be told the weather of a certain location in Celsius
Scenario: Get forecast for manually added location
Given I opened the app
When I have entered ”Amsterdam” as a location
When I set the Imperial switch to ”Off”
When I press the Get Weather button
Then the weather for Amsterdam should be shown in Celsius

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CODE SAMPLES:
http://xpir.it/td16testcloud

Geert van der Cruijsen
Lead Consultant Xpirit
gvandercruijsen@xpirit.com
@geertvdc
#TECHDAYSNL #XAMARINTC
CODE SAMPLES:
http://xpir.it/td16testcloud

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