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MobileWright TypeScript Mobile Automation Testing

Name: MobileWright TypeScript Mobile Automation Testing
Rating: 4.9 (24 reviews)

TypeScript, Android & iOS automation, MobileWright CLI, Inspector, Page Objects, Mobile MCP & AI Agents

Created byLucky Trainings

Last updated 8/2026

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What you'll learn

Master Mobilewright Mobile Automation using TypeScript from beginner to advanced level.
Automate Android and iOS mobile applications using the latest Mobilewright framework.
Set up and configure the Mobilewright automation environment from scratch.
Learn TypeScript programming concepts required for modern mobile automation
Work with Mobilewright CLI, Inspector, locators, assertions, fixtures, and reporting.
Automate real-world mobile application workflows with practical examples.
Perform advanced mobile gestures, touch actions, scrolling, swiping, and validations.
Execute automation tests on Android emulators, iOS simulators, and real mobile devices.
Understand Mobile MCP (Model Context Protocol) and build AI-driven mobile automation solutions.
Learn important Artificial Intelligence concepts, AI agents, prompt engineering, and AI-assisted automation workflows.
Apply industry best practices to build scalable and maintainable mobile automation frameworks.
Gain practical skills that prepare you for real-world Mobilewright automation projects and technical interviews.

Course content

8 sections • 183 lectures • 21h 11m total length

Introduction1:05
Overview , Features & How to TypeScript works3:47
Pre conditions for the Typescript Configuration3:17
TypeScript Configuration Part 16:16
Course Material0:51
TypeScript Configuration Part 21:42
Configuring GITHUB Copilot2:35
If unable to find copilot option in vscode then watch this video2:09
Create & Execute Simple Program 15:54
If you have issue with above video related to configuration please watch this2:33
Create & Execute Simple Program 21:12
Create & Execute Simple Program 32:52
Primitive Datatypes - Numbers with examples11:05
Primitive Datatypes - String , Boolean , Undefined, Null with examples6:15
Overview on Constants3:31
Overview on Operators - Arithmetic Operator with example8:11
Assignment Operator with example4:20
Comparison Operator with example5:17
Logical Operator with example3:47
Ternary Operator with example5:37
Conditional Statements with example15:15
Switch Statements with example4:10
For loop with example8:48
While loop with example4:00
Do While loop & Continue with example11:21
String methods with examples13:10
Array with examples Part 112:48
Array with examples Part 211:52
For each loop with example2:50
Function with examples Part 110:32
Function with examples Part 29:13
Function Overloading with example12:57
Arrow Function with example7:53
Rest Parameters with example5:05
Tuple with example Part 14:59
Tuple with example Part 26:37
Overview on Class with example Part 19:19
Inheritance with example6:30
Method Overriding8:23
Overview on This & Super keyword6:17
Constructor with Example5:43
Overview on Class with example Part 24:24
Access Modifiers with Examples9:14
Overview on Module5:34
Interface with example6:11
var vs let with example3:56
Knowledge check on TypeScript Basics

Overview on AI4:29
Overview on AI Part 29:28
Overview on LLM6:35
Overview on RAG2:14
Overview on Generative AI3:15
Overview on Memory5:14
Overview on AI Agent7:52
Overview on LangChain & LangGraph4:55
Overview on MCP4:39
Overview on Human In the loop , Hallucination & Guardrails8:24
Overview on Fine-Tuning3:55
Overview on Context Part 12:55
Overview on Prompts5:34
Overview on Context Part 27:39
Overview on Context Part 33:20
Overview on Prompts Part 27:13
ChatGPT vs Copilot vs CURSOR5:00
Overview on OpenAI3:08
Overview on AI Models3:56
Overview on n8n workflow6:30
Generate API Key in OpenAI1:49
Create workflow in n8n10:40
Create workflow in n8n Part 27:42
Create workflow in n8n Part 39:23
Create account in JIRA for our testing purpose7:10
n8n workflow for creating Bugs in JIRA Part 15:58
n8n workflow for creating Bugs in JIRA Part 25:04
Overview on OpenAI Tokens4:32
CURSOR - Create a Chrome Extension for Record & Playback20:27
Create Public Chat in n8n workflow6:02
CURSOR - Create a Chrome Extension for Record & Playback Part 22:11
CURSOR - Create an OTP Shield Mobile APP21:15
Overview on GPT4ALL with example14:33
Overview on LLM, Prompt & MCP7:28

Mac Configuration Part 111:31
Mac Configuration Part 24:09
Mac Configuration Part 34:21
Windows Configuration Part 14:25
Windows Configuration Part 27:17
Windows user - Accessing MAC Machine2:36
Android Applications used in our lectures2:54
iOS Applications used in our lectures4:22
Connect a real Android Mobile7:12
Idenitfy appPackage & appActivity3:13
Overview on MobileWright4:33
Install MobileWright6:13
Overview & install MobileWright Inspector & its features6:08

MobileWright Configuration file Part 15:03
MobileWright Configuration file Part 27:20
MobileWright Configuration file Part 34:50
MobileWright Capability Setup & Test Execution Part 16:42
Overview on On-Device Agent & Test Execution Part 23:54
Overview on async & await7:21
Overview on Screen, Device, test7:21
screen.getByText with example10:29
screen.getByTestId with example6:57
screen.getByType with example4:50
screen.getByLabel with example3:03
screen.getByPlaceholder with example2:48
screen.getByRole with example9:16

Handling Text Fields5:52
Handling Buttons4:16
GetValue from text field6:03
Handling Alerts Part 16:50
Handling Alerts Part 210:22
Handling Alerts Part 36:13
Perform swipe down & up5:20
Perform Scroll into view with example2:57
Handling Switch Part 13:38
Handling Switch Part 24:05
Perform swipe left & right7:43
Handling Dropdown2:58
Perform LongPress operation6:04
Perform DoubleTap operation3:24
Handling E2E Scenario 315:27
Handling E2E Scenario 115:32
Handling E2E Scenario 214:04
Handling scroll in E2E Scenario 23:24
Handling Webview Part 19:50
Handling Webview Part 212:07
Tap, DoubleTap, LongPress using coordinates5:49

MAC Webdriver Agent Configuration4:41
Update Configuration file with Projects15:37
Common Issues & Solutions2:56
Create a program that launch app on the simulator8:01
Handling Text Fields6:59
Handling Buttons6:15
GetValue from text field4:42
Handling Alerts Part 15:36
Handling Alerts Part 24:43
Handling Alerts Part 37:28
Perform swipe down & up7:44
Perform Scroll into view with example4:04
Handling Switch6:41
Perform swipe left & right15:53
Handling Dropdown3:51
Perform LongPress operation2:29
Perform DoubleTap operation2:11
Handling E2E Scenario 110:10
Handling E2E Scenario 213:11
Handling Webview8:42
Tap, DoubleTap, LongPress using coordinates4:01

Overview on Assertions Part 14:19
Overview on timeouts7:52
overview on Auto-waits2:57
Overview on Assertions Part 27:34
Overview on Assertions Part 32:29
Capturing video from Configuration file4:34
Capturing screenshot2:34
Overview on Reports10:15
Overview on Hooks9:54
Overview on Parallel execution8:34
DataDriven testing7:22
Data from JSON file3:30
Overview on Page Object Model4:45
Page Object model implementation Part 120:03
Page Object model implementation Part 22:26
Page Object model implementation Part 310:42
Page Object model implementation Part 43:33
Overview on Fixtures6:15
Page Object model implementation Part 58:17
Page Object model implementation Part 621:19
Page Object model implementation Part 712:00
Page Object model implementation Part 814:06
Overview on GIT10:56
Push code to repository5:01
GitHub Actions Part 110:01
GitHub Actions Part 25:38
Android Script Executing on Cloud - MobileNext10:21

iOS Script Executing on Cloud - MobileNext12:46
Mobile Next - Overview on Mobile MCP10:50
Prompt used:
use mobile-mcp
1. Generate a program on iPhone 17 Pro Max Simulator with OS version as 26.4.1
2. Launch our applicatio with bundledID "com.demo.lebyy"
3. Enter username as "demo_user" and password as "demo_pass"
4. click on login button
Create a new test inside example1.spec.ts file to automate the above steps.
Allure Reports Configuring5:07
Overview on Custom Agent.md file7:08
Creating Manual Testcase generator Agent part 113:52
Creating Manual Testcase generator Agent part 210:42
Creating Manual Testcase generator Agent part 314:33
Create an Playwright Agent12:42

Requirements

No prior experience with Mobilewright is required.
Basic knowledge of TypeScript or JavaScript is helpful but not mandatory.
A Windows, macOS, or Linux computer with internet access.
A willingness to learn mobile automation testing and modern AI technologies.
Interest in automating Android and iOS mobile applications.

Description

** Updated with MobileWright MCP & AI Agents **

Learn MobileWright TypeScript mobile automation testing from scratch — Android & iOS automation, MobileWright CLI, Inspector, Page Object Model, real devices, and Mobile MCP.

This MobileWright with TypeScript course is built for beginners, manual testers, Playwright engineers, and Appium testers who want modern mobile automation skills.

What you will learn in this course:

- TypeScript fundamentals required for MobileWright automation

- MobileWright setup and configuration on Windows & MAC

- Android automation with MobileWright (emulator + real devices)

- iOS automation with MobileWright (simulator + real devices)

- Locators, assertions, fixtures, gestures, and reporting

- Page Object Model and scalable mobile framework design

- MobileWright CLI, Inspector, and practical test workflows

- MobileWright MCP and AI-assisted mobile testing workflows

Keywords covered in this course:

MobileWright, MobileWright TypeScript, MobileWright automation, mobile automation testing, Android automation, iOS automation, MobileWright MCP, Mobile MCP, TypeScript mobile testing, Appium alternative, Page Object Model, AI for mobile testing, real device automation.

This course focuses on hands-on learning with real mobile workflows so you can confidently automate Android and iOS apps using MobileWright and TypeScript.

If you are searching for MobileWright TypeScript, MobileWright mobile automation, Android iOS automation, or MobileWright MCP training, this course is for you.

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Learn Mobilewright Mobile Automation using TypeScript and discover how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming modern mobile application testing.

This comprehensive course is designed for QA engineers, automation testers, SDETs, developers, and anyone who wants to master Mobilewright, a modern mobile automation framework inspired by the Playwright developer experience. You will learn how to automate both Android and iOS applications using a single TypeScript-based API with practical, real-world examples. Mobilewright is designed for cross-platform mobile automation, provides built-in auto-waiting, TypeScript-first development, AI agent integration, and supports simulators, emulators, and real devices.

Starting from the fundamentals, you will learn how to install and configure Mobilewright, write automation tests using TypeScript, use the Mobilewright CLI, explore the Mobilewright Inspector, work with locators and assertions, perform mobile gestures, manage fixtures, generate reports, execute tests in parallel, and automate applications on Android and iOS devices. The course also covers Mobile MCP and demonstrates AI-driven automation workflows. Mobilewright includes features such as auto-waiting, browser-based inspection, HTML reporting, and parallel execution to improve reliability and productivity.

In addition to Mobilewright, you will also learn important Artificial Intelligence concepts, understand AI-assisted automation, and explore practical AI-driven implementation using Mobile MCP to build smarter automation solutions.

Topics Covered

Mobilewright Framework
TypeScript for Automation
Mobilewright Installation and Configuration
Mobilewright CLI
Mobilewright Inspector
Mobilewright Locators
Auto Waiting
Assertions
Fixtures
Mobile Gestures
Android Automation
iOS Automation
Real Device Execution
Parallel Test Execution
HTML Reports
Mobile MCP
AI Concepts
AI-driven Automation Implementation
Industry Best Practices
Real-world Automation Examples

This course focuses on practical learning through hands-on demonstrations and industry-oriented examples. Every concept is explained step-by-step to help you confidently build mobile automation solutions using the latest Mobilewright framework.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced automation engineer, this course will help you master Mobilewright, TypeScript, Android Automation, iOS Automation, Mobile MCP, and AI-powered mobile automation using modern testing practices.

Who this course is for:

QA Engineers who want to learn Mobilewright Mobile Automation.
Manual testers transitioning into mobile automation testing.
Automation Test Engineers and SDETs looking to learn the latest mobile automation framework.
Developers interested in Android and iOS automation using TypeScript.
Playwright users who want to extend their skills to mobile automation.
Professionals interested in AI-powered testing, Mobile MCP, and modern automation workflows.
Anyone who wants to build a career in mobile test automation using the latest tools and industry best practices.

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TypeScript Basics46 lectures • 4hr 49min

AI Concepts34 lectures • 3hr 50min

Configuration on Windows & MAC13 lectures • 1hr 9min

Android - MobileWright Setup & Configuration13 lectures • 1hr 20min

Android Automation21 lectures • 2hr 32min

iOS Automation21 lectures • 2hr 26min

Page Object Model & Advanced Concepts27 lectures • 3hr 37min

AI-driven implementation of the Mobilewright & Mobilewright MCP8 lectures • 1hr 28min

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