Maestro is a mobile UI testing framework, that improves coordination between actions and responses from devices.
Follow the installation instructions from the official website to install Maestro in your computer.
You'll need an ownCloud server. If you don't have one, the demo.owncloud.com server is always available. You'll find credentials in web login view.
The requirement to execute is having two folders in root called Documents and Photos, that will be used during test execution.
Additionaly, a real Android device or emulator must be running. Ckeck the adb devices command to assure it is ready. That command should return one line for every attached device.
Then, fetch the code from the current repo. Browse into samples folder to start.
First, install the apk in the attached device/emulator:
adb install owncloud.apk
Tests could be executed individually or all together.
maestro test -e USERNAME=<username> -e PASSWORD=<pwd> -e URL=<server_url> <flow_to_execute>
Example:
maestro test -e USERNAME=john -e PASSWORD=smith -e URL="https://myserver.com" flowRename.yaml
Successful execution will return something like:
maestro test -e USERNAME=<username> -e PASSWORD=<pwd> -e URL=<server_url> --format junit .
The --format junit directive tells the system to create a report.xml file with the outcome. An example of report.xml is placed inside the samples folder.
Successful execution:
Everything about maestro in the official site: https://maestro.mobile.dev/
iOS PoC