Checkout the local cloud container
git clone [email protected]:crownstone/cloud-test-container.git ../cloud-test-container
Follow the steps in that readme, and continue when the clouds are started.
install the detox cli
npm install -g [email protected]
We use jest:
npm install -g jest@27
brew tap wix/brew
brew install applesimutils
The config file is .detoxrc.json.
Ensure the app is built for the configuration you want to tests (see .detoxrc.json)
If you're debugging an app, ensure you are running the React builder
npm run react
In order for the test app to find the test cloud, the script needs the IP address of your computer.
By default, it will use the first result of ipconfig, but that is not always correct. In that case, provice your IP address to the script.
Ensure that hardware keyboard is disabled. This means that when text is inputted, you should see the keyboard coming up. Just like a real phone!
We use detox to run the tests.
./run_UI_tests_ios.sh
Make sure you set the build folder in XCode to be in /ios/build/... or make sure the app path matches where the app is built.
First build the app:
cd android
./gradlew assembleDebug assembleAndroidTest -DtestBuildType=debug
cd ..
When running a test on a debug build, make sure the react-native server is running:
cd android
./reverse.sh
cd ..
react-native start
First build the app:
cd android
./gradlew assembleRelease assembleAndroidTest -DtestBuildType=release
cd ..
Then run the tests:
./run_UI_tests_android.sh
In android studio, you can find out the ids of GUI elements with the "layout inspector", while running a debug build.
In XCode you can use the hierarchy view to do this.