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appium-android-driver
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The appium-android-driver npm package is a driver for Appium that allows you to automate Android applications. It provides a set of tools and APIs to interact with Android devices and emulators, enabling you to perform various actions such as launching apps, interacting with UI elements, and running automated tests.
Launching an Android App
This feature allows you to launch an Android application on a specified device or emulator. The code sample demonstrates how to create a session and launch an app using the appium-android-driver.
const { AndroidDriver } = require('appium-android-driver');
const driver = new AndroidDriver();
await driver.createSession({
platformName: 'Android',
deviceName: 'emulator-5554',
app: '/path/to/your/app.apk'
});
Interacting with UI Elements
This feature allows you to interact with UI elements within the Android application. The code sample shows how to find an element by its ID and perform a click action on it.
const { AndroidDriver } = require('appium-android-driver');
const driver = new AndroidDriver();
await driver.createSession({
platformName: 'Android',
deviceName: 'emulator-5554',
app: '/path/to/your/app.apk'
});
await driver.elementById('elementId').click();
Running Automated Tests
This feature allows you to run automated tests on your Android application. The code sample demonstrates how to create a session, interact with UI elements, and retrieve text from an element for validation.
const { AndroidDriver } = require('appium-android-driver');
const driver = new AndroidDriver();
await driver.createSession({
platformName: 'Android',
deviceName: 'emulator-5554',
app: '/path/to/your/app.apk'
});
await driver.elementById('elementId').click();
const text = await driver.elementById('textElementId').getText();
console.log(text);
WebdriverIO is a popular automation framework that supports multiple platforms, including Android. It provides a rich set of APIs for interacting with web and mobile applications. Compared to appium-android-driver, WebdriverIO offers a more comprehensive solution for cross-platform automation.
Detox is an end-to-end testing library for mobile applications, specifically designed for React Native apps. It provides tools for automating interactions with Android and iOS applications. While appium-android-driver focuses on general Android automation, Detox is tailored for React Native, offering a more specialized solution.
Appium Android Driver is a test automation tool for Android devices. Appium Android Driver automates native, hybrid and mobile web apps, tested on simulators, emulators and real devices. Appium Android Driver is part of the Appium mobile test automation tool.
npm install appium-android-driver
Import Android Driver, set desired capabilities and create a session:
import { AndroidDriver } from `appium-android-driver`
let defaultCaps = {
app: 'path/to/your.apk',
deviceName: 'Android',
platformName: 'Android'
};
await driver.createSession(defaultCaps);
Run commands:
await driver.setOrientation('LANDSCAPE');
console.log(await driver.getOrientation()); // -> 'LANDSCAPE'
Command |
---|
activateIMEEngine |
availableIMEEngines |
back |
background |
clear |
click |
complexTap |
deactivateIMEEngine |
defaultContextName |
defaultWebviewName |
doKey |
doTouchAction |
doTouchDrag |
drag |
elementDisplayed |
elementEnabled |
elementSelected |
fakeFlick |
fakeFlickElement |
findElOrEls |
fixRelease |
flick |
getActiveIMEEngine |
getAlertText |
getAttribute |
getContexts |
getCurrentActivity |
getCurrentContext |
getLocationInView |
getLog |
getLogTypes |
getName |
getNetworkConnection |
getOrientation |
getPageSource |
getScreenshot |
getSize |
getStrings |
getText |
getWindowSize |
hideKeyboard |
installApp |
isAppInstalled |
isIMEActivated |
isLocked |
isWebContext |
keyevent |
keys |
lock |
longPressKeyCode |
onChromedriverStop |
openNotifications |
openSettingsActivity |
parseTouch |
performGesture |
performMultiAction |
performTouch |
pinchClose |
pinchOpen |
postAcceptAlert |
postDismissAlert |
pressKeyCode |
pullFile |
pullFolder |
pushFile |
removeApp |
replaceValue |
reset |
setAlertText |
setContext |
setGeoLocation |
setLocation |
setNetworkConnection |
setOrientation |
setValue |
startActivity |
startChromedriverProxy |
stopChromedriverProxies |
suspendChromedriverProxy |
swipe |
tap |
toggleData |
toggleFlightMode |
toggleLocationServices |
toggleSetting |
toggleWiFi |
touchDown |
touchLongClick |
touchMove |
touchUp |
unlock |
wrapBootstrapDisconnect |
npm run watch
npm test
FAQs
Android UiAutomator and Chrome support for Appium
The npm package appium-android-driver receives a total of 221,444 weekly downloads. As such, appium-android-driver popularity was classified as popular.
We found that appium-android-driver demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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