By Siddartha Janga on behalf of Google iOS Developers YouTube , Google Calendar , Google Photos , Google Translate , Google Play Music and many more have successfully adopted the framework for their functional testing needs.
Powerful built-in synchronization : Tests will automatically wait for events such as animations, network requests, etc. before interacting with the UI. This will result in tests that are easier to write (no sleeps or waits) and simple to maintain (straight up procedural description of test steps). Visibility checking : All interactions occur on elements that users can see. For example, attempting to tap a button that is behind an image will lead to test failure immediately. Flexible design : The components that determine element selection, interaction, assertion and synchronization have been designed to be extensible.
Apache license . Check out the getting started guide and add EarlGrey to your project using CocoaPods or manually add it to your Xcode project file.
This is exciting! Is it built on Xcode's existing UI Testing framework or XCTest?
ReplyDeleteHi Joe,
ReplyDeletethis is built on XCTest. Read more here : https://github.com/google/EarlGrey/blob/master/README.md
Thanks!
Will Earl Grey be able to handle mobile Web Automation?
ReplyDeleteHi Mathew, EarlGrey already has some support for UIWebView / WKWebView used in hybrid apps. If you meant something else, i'd follow up with them on https://github.com/google/EarlGrey
Deletewhy should I chose EarlGrey instead of xcode UI test framework? What are the difference between them?
ReplyDeletegood question. no one reply?
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