Who this course is for?
Professionals willing to start their professional career as a Automation Testing Engineer in Mobile Applications – such as Native, Hybrid and Web.
Description
Appium is an open-source project and ecosystem of related software, designed to facilitate UI automation of many app platforms, including mobile (iOS, Android, Tizen), browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari), desktop (macOS, Windows) and more.
Requirements
You should be having basic knowledge on selenium concepts.
Understanding of Mobile application testing.
What You'll Learn?
By the end of this course you will be able to automate any ( Native , Hybrid , Web) Apps in Android/iOS usingAppium
Thorough Understanding on Appium best practices and reusable utilities for automating Apps on both Real devices and Emulators
Design the Industry Standard Mobile framework from Scratch which is compatible for both Android and IOS Platforms
Design Appium Framework with open source technologies like Learn Maven, TestNG, Jenkins, JUnit, Git, Extent Reports
Automate Mobile Browsers like Chrome & Safari with Appium WebDriver Library under hood
You will know the coding standards in writing the most optimized Mobile Automation Scripts
You will be able to create GREAT LOOKING REPORTS using the best advanced REPORTING TOOL
Topics Covered
Introduction to Mobile automation testing
Selenium 3.0 and APIs
Automation for IOS and Android devices
Running the scripts on Emulators
Running the scripts on Real devices
Various tools available for Mobile automation testing
Understanding the API Levels and Appium Concepts
Client/Server Architecture, Session, Desired Capabilities, Appium Server and Appium Clients
Pre-requisite for starting with Appium
Supported Java versions
Configuring environment variables
Downloading and Installing JDK
Downloading Android SDK
Taking a look at available Android Virtual Devices
Visiting Appium.exe
Downloading Appium for Windows
Downloading Appium jars and other dependencies
Configuring SDK Manager
Downloading different Android API levels
Setting up Android environment variables
Downloading Appium GUI Tool
Understanding Application path, Package & Launch Activity
Starting Appium Server
Running a sample test to make sure everything works fine
Understanding Desired Capabilities class
Extracting Packages and Activities information of pre and post installed apps
Downloading Appium Maven Dependencies
Adding Device Name
Connecting real device to USB and running ADB commands
Starting the Appium server through code / programmatically on Windows
Downloading Appium Maven Dependencies
Stopping the Appium server
Kill all nodes
Opening UIAutomator Viewer through SDK tools kit
Understanding different locator strategies
Taking the Device screenshot
Device screenshot with Compressed hierarchy
Understanding the different locator tag
What is Appium Inspector?
How and when to run it?
Record and Play using Appium Inspector
Locating elements with the help of Appium Inspector
Inspector will only run with active session
What is object repository?
How to use object repository in framework
What is the use of maintain Object repository
Types of creating object repositoryObject Locators and Techniques
Object Locators and Techniques
Locating Elements on the App
What all can be locatable
Locating elements within elements
Locating multiple elements
Native App Test – Making a call with Internal Dialer Application
Native App Test – Adding a new contact to Phonebook
Native App Test – Sending SMS from a real device
Native App Test – Automating a standard App
TouchActions and Events – Handling user gestures
WebApp Test – Automating Web based testing on Chrome Browser
Hybrid App Test – Automating the mobile messaging app
Unit Test Framework
TestNG Introduction
TestNG Annotations