Mobile Automation: Appium Cucumber for Android&iOS + Jenkins

Name: Mobile Automation: Appium Cucumber for Android&iOS + Jenkins
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Automate Android native application using Cucumber, Appium and Ruby + Bonus iOS Setup!

Created byAlex Petrovski

Last updated 3/2020

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What you'll learn

Know how to use Appium framework with Android os
Know how to automate any Android application using Appium
Know how to use Cucumber framework for any testing project including Selenium
Know how to work with Android real devices and emulators
Know how to use Appium inspector and Uiautomatorviewer to identify elements in application
Know how to install all required tools to begin test automation
Able to Implement scalable framework using Cucumber and Ruby
Know how to use Appium gestures: swipe, scroll, tap
Know how to setup Jenkins server
Bonus: Setup project for iOS app with basic elements

Course content

6 sections • 59 lectures • 6h 7m total length

Introduction, Course Overview and Prerequisites2:00
Join a 4-week, hands-on course to build an Appium and Cucumber test framework for Android using Ruby, covering element inspection with Automator viewer, gestures, HTML reports, screenshots, and debugging.
Application overview2:19
Explore automating a UC mobile unit converter app with Appium cucumber on Android and iOS, covering home screen defaults, left unit pickers, favorites, history, custom conversions, and swipe gestures.

About environment installation1:02
Mac: How to install Xcode2:14
In this lecture we will install Xcode on Mac machines.
If you have Windows machine, please skip this lecture.
Mac: How to install Android SDK3:45
Mac: How to install Appium Lib and Cucumber1:11
In this lecture we will install Appium Lib and Cucumber gems (Ruby libraries) on Mac machines.

If you have Windows machine, please skip this lecture.
Mac: How to install Java SDK1:06
In this lecture we will install Java SDK on Mac machines.

If you have Windows machine, please skip this lecture.

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html
Mac & Windows: How to setup Android simulator in Android Studio2:14
Learn how to set up an Android emulator in Android Studio by creating a virtual device, selecting Nexus 5X, Android 7, and launching the simulator for mobile automation testing.
Mac: How to install Appium0:25
In this lecture we will install Appium application on Mac machines.
http://appium.io/

If you have Windows machine, please skip this lecture.
Mac: Install RubyMine IDE0:46
In this lecture we will install Sublime text application on Mac machines.

https://www.sublimetext.com/3

If you have Windows machine, please skip this lecture.
Windows: How to install Java SDK1:01
In this lecture we will install Java SDK on Windows machines.

If you have Mac machine, please skip this lecture.

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html
Windows: How to install Android SDK6:27
1. http://developer.android.com/sdk/inde...

2. install to с:\android-sdk

3. add to PATH: "C:\android-sdk\tools;c:\android-sdk\platform-tools"

4. add variable: "ANDROID_HOME=c:\android-sdk\"

5. adb version

6. uiautomatorviewer
Windows: How to install Ruby2:52
In this lecture we will install Ruby on Windows machines.

http://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/

If you have Mac machine, please skip this lecture.
Windows: How to install Appium Lib and Cucumber0:59
In this lecture we will install Appium Lib and Cucumber gems(Ruby libraries) on Windows machines.
If you have Mac machine, please skip this lecture.
Gem isntallation.
Windows: How to install Appium0:25
In this lecture we will install Appium application on Windows machines.
If you have Mac machine, please skip this lecture.
Windows: Install RubyMine IDE0:46
In this lecture we will install Sublime text application on Windows machines.

https://www.sublimetext.com/3

If you have Mac machine, please skip this lecture.
How to configure Android real device for test execution0:36
In this lecture we will enable developer mode on Android devices.
Skip this video if you are using Android simulator.
Device or Simulator.
How to install application on Android real device or simulator2:34
Apk file is attached to lecture.
App installation.
Why do we need all of these tools?3:01
Outline the three core components of a test automation framework—the test engine, the driver, and the client—using Cucumber, Appium, and Android, with setup steps for ADB and Ruby Mine.

What is Cucumber and why we need it?2:10
Create Cucumber folders structure3:15
In this lecture we will create Cucumber folder structure.
Naming convention
Create first Cucumber scenario9:16
In this lecture we will create first Cucumber test scenario.
What is the required keyword to create new test in Cucumber?
Cucumber step prefixes3:03
In this Lecture we will learn what is step prefixes and how to use it.
Adding second cucumber scenario6:30
Create a second cucumber test scenario, navigating from the home screen to my conversions, confirming an empty list, and reusing steps across scenarios with cucumber and Appium.
Step definitions
Adding arguments to steps14:26
In this lecture we will learn how to add arguments to our steps and pass it to step definitions.
Modify step definitions to accept multiple keywords8:12
Modify cucumber step definitions to accept multiple keywords by parameterizing button state as enabled or disabled and reuse steps for show all and clear buttons on home screen using Appium.
Create Cucumber scenario outline6:57
In this lecture we will learn how to execute same test scenario with different data without creating duplicate of test.
Learn what is Cucumber tags3:38
In this lecture we will learn what is cucumber tags and how to use them to execute our test scenarios.
Tagging test scenarios.
Learn what is Cucumber hooks2:27
In this lecture we will learn how to execute any code before and after every test scenario.
Before hook.
Cucumber framework overview6:50

Configure framework for Appium12:43
In this lecture we will learn how to configure Appium application. And how to connect Appium to Cucumber framework.
Appium capabilities.
Learn what is UIAutomatorviewer2:49
In this lecture we will learn how to inspect elements in Android application using UIAutomatorviewer tool.
Elements inspector.
Create first Appium test6:09
In this lecture we will learn how to use Appium to locate elements using method find_element.
Locators
Create second appium test3:20
Automate the second test scenario using Appium Cucumber, reuse previous steps to press the my conversions button, and verify the conversion screen shows no personal conversions created yet.
Appium command.
Create new test scenario: 'Add conversion to Favorite list'6:25
Create a cucumber test scenario linked to Appium to add a conversion to favorites from the home screen. Parameterize the lens and verify the item appears in favorites.
Generate new step definitions
Create test scenario: 'Add new custom conversion'18:20
Appium command.
Create test scenario: 'Search existing conversion'9:12
Appium command.
Learn how to add assertions to tests6:36
Learn to add assertions in mobile tests by reading an element's text with Appium, comparing it to the expected value from the feature file, and failing on mismatch using Cucumber.
Create assertions.
Learn how to locate multiple elements10:33
Learn to locate multiple elements with same resource id using Appium find elements, store them in a Ruby array, and access by index to read left and right unit pickers.
Arrays in Ruby.
Appium command.
Learn how to locate element inside container8:00
Element locators.
Automate application screen keyboard11:53
Automate four data-driven mobile tests with appium and cucumber, pressing keypad buttons via nested searches inside the keyboard container and validating the displayed results.
Improve our code to type any values on screen keyboard9:20
If you are using Appium version 1.5+, here is new syntax:
find_element(id: "keypad").find_element(xpath: "//android.widget.Button[@text='#{button}']").click
Ruby questions.
Learn how to verify element status (enabled or disabled)10:10
Learn to verify a button’s enabled or disabled state in Appium with Ruby by typing on the application keyboard, storing the result in button_state, and asserting it.
Improving test 'Add to Favorite list'3:46
Learn how to select value from Unit picker4:18
Learn how to use scroll method12:44
Appium command.
Moving common code to method7:10
Create a test scenario for selecting values from the right unit picker and converting volumes, and refactor by reusing a find_in_list method across step definitions.
Appium command.
Improve method 'Find in list'12:56
Appium command.
Create test scenario: 'Reverse picker values'2:06
Element locators.
Learn what is Cucumber profiles14:48
Learn how to group cucumber tests with profiles, use background for common steps, and generate html reports by configuring tags, profiles, and formats.
Cucumber profiles.
Add screenshots to report file9:32
Screenshots.
Create test scenario: 'History list'18:51
Automatically validate the app's history feature by creating a cucumber scenario that adds lens selections to history, verifies no history initially, checks lens in history, and supports deleting history items.
Ruby command.
Learn how to use gestures8:30
Gestures
Learn how to debug tests using Pry gem9:41
Debugging

How to start automation with your own application3:16
adb devices

adb shell pm list packages

adb shell pm path com.android.chrome

adb pull /data/app/com.android.chrome-1.apk

adb shell dumpsys window windows | grep -E 'mCurrentFocus|mFocusedApp'
How to start iOS test automation (bonus application attached)22:32
Tap on element using element coordinates6:35
Demonstrates pressing an element with coordinates using the Appium tap command when click fails, by locating the element, extracting x and y, and executing a coordinates-based tap.

Requirements

Programming knowledge is not required
Windows and Mac user are welcome

Description

Want to start writing automated tests?

In this course you will create your own project from beginning, including installation of all required tools, creating framework structure and learning what is Appium and how to use it.

Prior knowledge of Ruby programming language is not required.

Course including 55+ video lectures with 100% hands-on material.

You'll learn hottest tools on a market: Cucumber, Appium and Ruby.

Also you'll be able to integrate your tests with Jenkins server!

In the end of this course you'll be able to automate similar projects by yourself

Bonus Lectures:

- How to setup project for your Android App.

- How to start iOS test automation (iOS app provided)

Who this course is for:

Planning to start test Automation? Start with hottest tool on a market - Appium
This course is designed for anyone who even does not have experience with QA process

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Introduction2 lectures • 4min

Environment installation17 lectures • 31min

Introduction to Cucumber11 lectures • 1hr 7min

Introduction to Appium24 lectures • 3hr 40min

Jenkins Server2 lectures • 12min

Bonus lectures3 lectures • 32min

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