Reading Time: 2 minutes Hello folks, Let’s dig into What is Appium? The definition says it is a cross-platform, open-source tool. The main purpose was to test an application on multiple devices. Hence, the best part is that we can automate native, web, and hybrid mobile applications. Therefore, it supports Android, iOS, and Windows desktop platforms. Features Firstly, it allows testing of all three mobile applications, namely: native, hybrid, Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Hi friends, Welcome to our appium blog series, In the last blog, we know about the desired capability which helps a lot in an appium to test whatever android or iOS to know more about the problems related to appium and also for better understanding of Desired Capabilities which are essential for mobile testing so please go through our previous blogs from here but this Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes Hello readers, welcome back. In this blog, we will do some hands-on with Appium and we will write our first Program. As we have already discussed what is Appium how it helps in application automation testing, what all other features of the Appium. But in this blog, we will only focus on how to start with our first program. In our first program, we will Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes In the last blog we learned how to identify different elements using Appium (https://blog.knoldus.com/finding-elements-using-appium-inspector/) . In this blog we will see how we can launch any application using Appium. It is not always possible to get the APK of the application that you want to test using Appium. For example, if we want to test any system application such as the messages app of any Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Hello everyone, As we have already talked about sessions and emulators in our previous blogs like how we will test our application with the help of an emulator. Now many of us may have this question is it also possible for us to validate or test our application on the real devices?? In this blog, we will learn to configure a real device for testing Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes In the previous blog, we had seen how we can install Appium on our local system. So in this blog, we will see how we can use Appium inspector and find different types of elements in them. So lets first see why we require Appium inspector? Why Appium Inspector? Testing a mobile application and a web application is different from one another. The main difference Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello everyone, I hope you all are doing well. As we have already discussed what is Appium, what are the advantages of Appium over other automation tools in our previous blog, in this blog we will discuss sessions in Appium, how important it is in testing your application. Sessions in Appium are mainly used for communicating with Appium server. Let’s get started: Session: As in Continue Reading
Reading Time: 3 minutes In the previous blog we discussed different drivers which are supported by Appium. https://blog.knoldus.com/introduction-to-appium-and-its-drivers/ . In this blog we will learn about emulator, and installing GUI version of on Ubuntu. Emulator Setup An emulator is a software which uses computer resources to behave like another computer system. Using emulator we can emulate any android device on our local computer system. We can use AVD (Android Continue Reading
Reading Time: 5 minutes In this blog we will see what is Appium and what are all the requirements for installing and running Appium on your system. Appium is an open source tool used for testing android, web, iOS and windows application as well. Appium is supporting native and hybrid applications as well where application is developed for on native platform such as for android or iOS. It also Continue Reading
Reading Time: 4 minutes Hello everyone, in this blog, I will be sharing some basic concept and installation process of Appium on your Linux system. In a job profile like QA you should be open to work on any kind of technology stack based on your project. You should not limit yourself to a specific skill set. In short as a QA you should be able to assure the Continue Reading
Reading Time: 2 minutes In this blog, we will describe Installation and configuration of Appium on Ubuntu machine. This is the first part of Mobile App Automation using Appium. Appium is open source test automation framework which is used for testing the hybrid app,native app and mobile web app on Android and iOS using webdriver. Appium work on distributed open source mobile UI testing framework. It run the automation Continue Reading
