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fastlane-plugin-xcmonkey
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This fastlane plugin is a wrapper for xcmonkey - a tool for doing stress testing of iOS apps.
It replicates xcmonkey test
command.
Option | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
udid | Set device UDID | |
bundle_id | Set target bundle identifier | |
session_path | Path where test session should be saved | |
event_count | Set events count | 60 |
exclude_taps | Exclude taps from gestures list | false |
exclude_swipes | Exclude swipes from gestures list | false |
exclude_presses | Exclude presses from gestures list | false |
disable_simulator_keyboard | Disable simulator keyboard | false |
ignore_crashes | Ignore app crashes | false |
throttle | Fixed delay between events in milliseconds | 0 |
brew install facebook/fb/idb-companion
pip3.6 install fb-idb
To get started with xcmonkey
, add it to your project by running:
fastlane add_plugin xcmonkey
bundle_id = 'com.apple.Maps'
device = 'iPhone 14 (16.2)'
sim = FastlaneCore::Simulator.all.detect { |d| device == "#{d.name} (#{d.os_version})") }
xcmonkey(udid: sim.udid, bundle_id: bundle_id)
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We found that fastlane-plugin-xcmonkey demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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